Why we don’t collect your family’s data.
KidsProxy runs inside your home network and sends no telemetry to us. What that means in plain terms.
A product that protects children learns a lot about a family: who is online when, which sites get blocked, which devices exist. We decided early that we don’t want that information. The simplest way not to misuse data is not to have it.
It runs in your house
KidsProxy works locally, in your home network. Filtering, online time and vouchers are handled there. No telemetry and no usage data are sent to us.
What changes with Premium
Premium lets you change settings from outside and keeps the rules active on the go. For that, settings pass through our own infrastructure: encrypted, processed in Europe under GDPR, and never used to build a profile of your family.
We can’t leak, sell or lose what we never collected.
And this website?
Here we are like most companies: the marketing website uses analytics and advertising cookies, and you control them in the cookie settings. The product itself and your configuration area are not tracked or analyzed.
Smartie’s tip
Ask every app on your kid’s phone the same two questions: what do you collect, and where does it go? The answers vary more than you’d think.
Keep reading
- Privacy
Protecting is not the same as watching
Why KidsProxy decides what comes in, but doesn’t read what your kid writes, and why that makes the protection work better.
- Privacy
What a filter can do, and what only a conversation can
A filter keeps the worst of the internet out. It can’t explain what your kid saw at a friend’s house.
- Smartie explains
What is a VPN, and why does my teen want one?
Usually not for anything sinister. Here is what it does, and what it means for the rules at home.