Children's Privacy Notice
How FABILLION protects children's information — for parents and guardians, with a short version for children.
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Why this notice
Children use FABILLION every day, so their privacy is designed in, not added later. This notice explains what that means in practice. The Privacy Policy covers everything else.
What a child's profile holds
A nickname, an avatar from our set, an experience band, listening settings, preferred story languages, and where stories were paused. That's all.
What we never ask a child for
Their real name, age or birthday, email address, photo, voice or location. Children never create accounts, and nothing in the children's app asks them to type personal details.
How the children's app is built
- Profiles are private and never searchable.
- There are no messages, comments or chat.
- There are no streaks, leaderboards, follower counts or rankings.
- There is no advertising, and nothing to buy.
- The Atlas shows where stories come from, never where a child is.
What you control
You create, change and remove your children's profiles behind the Family PIN. You can see what each child has heard in their Library. You can ask for a profile's information to be exported or deleted; the Data Rights page says what is available today.
For children
FABILLION is a place to listen to stories from around the world. Your grown-up set up your profile. We don't know where you are, and nobody can send you messages here. If something you hear worries you, tell your grown-up.