Limbo Quiz Privacy Policy and Privacy Notice

Updated and with Effective Date of Revisions

March 13, 2024

Contents

Guiding Principles

Respecting your privacy is critically important to achieving our mission of motivating every student. These are our guiding privacy principles:

• We don’t ask you for personal information unless we truly need it.
• We don’t keep your personal data, personal information or personally identifiable information (PII) (collectively referred to as “personal information”) longer than is necessary to provide our services to you.
• We don’t share your personal information with anyone except to comply with the law, provide our services, or protect our rights.
• We don’t rent, sell or exchange your personal information.
• We aim to make it as simple as possible for you to control what is (a) visible to the public, (b) seen by third-party search engines, browsers, platforms, websites, apps, or processors, (c) kept private, and (d) permanently deleted.

General

This Privacy Policy and Notice (referred to herein as Privacy Policy) applies to users of Limbo Quiz platform and describes how Limbo Quiz collects, uses, shares, stores, and protects your personally identifiable information and how you can access, update, delete, limit, and otherwise halt the use of this information.

We offer you choices regarding the collection, use, and sharing of your personal information, including the option to use services without providing personal information. More details can be found in our Limbo Quiz Privacy Center.

Your use of Limbo Quiz services, website, and applications constitutes your acceptance of the terms of this Privacy Policy and Notice, and your consent to Limbo Quiz handling your personal data and information under these terms.

We strive to support as many people as possible, including those with disabilities. If a screen reader makes this policy more accessible to you, we recommend the following browser and screen reader combinations: Chrome and ChromeVox, Safari and VoiceOver (for Mac users), and Firefox and NVDA (for Windows users).

Section 1. Protecting Students and their Personal Information

Limbo Quiz believes the personally identifiable information of children and students deserves special protections and we comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”), the general consumer data privacy and student advertising limitation laws of US states and The General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). We also assist schools in meeting their obligations pursuant to the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act (“FERPA”).

Limbo Quiz offers a limited feature set and website experience for young users of Limbo Quiz. We do not require students to submit their name or contact information, nor do we require them to create accounts. When a student indicates that they are under the age when they can grant consent on their own, Limbo Quiz does not collect personal information as defined under COPPA and may take additional steps to safeguard student privacy as required by law. Except as described in this privacy policy, Limbo Quiz does not accumulate personal information about any child for distribution, sharing, or selling.

Here are some examples of safety and privacy measures on Limbo Quiz:

• Students do not receive behaviorally targeted advertising.
• Students can join games without creating an account.
• The platform does not facilitate direct messaging between students.
• Quizzes are subject to proactive content filters and reactive reporting tools.

Section 2. Parental Rights and Consents

Limbo Quiz empowers parents and legal guardians of children younger than the age of consent

(in the U.S., this means under 13) who have registered accounts with Limbo Quiz, to exercise their legal rights pursuant to legislation such as COPPA. Parents/guardians can consent to collection and use by Limbo Quiz of a child's personally identifiable information (PII) without consenting to the disclosure of information to third parties by Limbo Quiz. Currently, the only personally identifiable information we collect from a child younger than the age of consent in any of the jurisdictions we operate in is their parent's or guardian’s email address. We may also collect a student’s first name, which alone is generally not PII but may be considered personal information in a generic sense.

limboquiz.com or otherwise contacting us at limboquiz.com. Limbo Quiz may ask additional questions or take other steps to verify the identity of parents/guardians before responding to a request to review or delete their child's information, or a request to refuse further collection from children. As necessary, Limbo Quiz ensures that there is verifiable parental consent for children younger than the age of consent in any jurisdiction. Limbo Quiz offers consent options to parents so that users (or parents/ guardians) can consent to the collection and use of personal information necessary to provide the service without consenting to the use or disclosure of that information to third parties for other purposes (e.g., marketing). Limbo Quiz will never require a child to share more information than is reasonably necessary for using Limbo Quiz. Limbo Quiz uses, discloses and retains personal information only for the purpose of providing the classroom web app/software/service. While Limbo Quiz will assign persistent identifiers to all Limbo Quiz users to recognize repeat visitors and improve their Limbo Quiz experience, Limbo Quiz does not knowingly collect personally identifiable information from children younger than the age of consent without a parent or guardian's consent. If we become aware, despite our intention not to gather this information, that we have collected personally identifiable information from a child younger than the age of consent without permission, then we will seek to obtain verifiable parental consent from the child’s parent or guardian to collect and use that data to provide the child with Limbo Quiz services in the future; or, if consent is not provided, we will delete this information.

Section 3. Information Limbo Quiz Collects

3.1. Sensitive Information

As described above, we limit data collection to what we need to provide the requested services. Limbo Quiz does not knowingly collect data that is considered or defined as sensitive under any relevant country and state laws including COPPA, FERPA, CCPA, and other laws of the US, GDPR, and related laws in the EU, UK, Switzerland, and EEA, and similar laws in Canada, Australia, Brazil and other countries in which Limbo Quiz provides its service, such as those related to race or ethnicity, health and biometric information, or political affiliation. In addition to these categories, we do not collect free or reduced lunch eligibility.

3.2 Information You Provide to Limbo Quiz

Accounts are not a prerequisite to using Limbo Quiz, but are required to access some features and to save progress over time. If you create an account, Limbo Quiz saves the account information you provide. This information may include: an email address, a parent or guardian email address, first name, last name, profile photo, or organization name.

Student profiles and activity within Limbo Quiz app and service are kept private and cannot be seen or collected by others unless their use of the app/service itself is collaborative and requires this type of sharing.

You may choose not to provide specific information or to delete or modify it at any time. These actions may prevent you from engaging with specific services or features that require this information. Additional information may be provided to Limbo Quiz if you communicate with our support team, participate in user research, marketing campaigns or sweepstakes, or otherwise use the services.

If you engage in a financial transaction with Limbo Quiz, we do not process or store this information beyond the transaction. Financial transactions are processed via a PCI-compliant payment provider and data is not stored by Limbo Quiz.

As you use the service, you may also create academic content including quizzes and certain forms of responses. This information is not typically personally identifying, but it may be deleted at any time either by the relevant account holder or by reaching out to our team at limboquiz.com.

3.3. Information Collected Automatically

We receive and store some types of information about how users visit our site and the devices they use automatically as you use the service. These may include device information such as device model, operating system, and device identifiers such as IDFA and UDID and network information.

Limbo Quiz does not collect any personal information covertly, i.e., without the user’s knowledge, particularly audio/video information via the user’s own device.

Limbo Quiz also collects log information as you use the service. These data may include information regarding how and when you use the service as well as your browser type, preferred language, time zone, referring site, log-in and log-out times, and internet protocol (IP) address.

We may use your IP address to generate a general approximation of your location to provide the service. Examples include providing the right version of Limbo Quiz based on your state or country and helping teachers select their school when they sign up. Limbo Quiz does not collect fine location data such as GPS or bluetooth beacons.

We use Google Analytics to help us understand how users engage with the service. Google Analytics uses cookies to compile reports that demonstrate how Limbo Quiz is being used without identifying individual visitors. You can opt out of Google Analytics at any time and continue to use Limbo Quiz. To learn more about opting out, click here. Aggregated demographic and activity data may be used for research purposes.

Section 4. Information We Store; Data Retention

We will retain your information for as long as your account is active or as needed to provide you services. We conduct periodic reviews of accounts and may delete accounts that have been inactive for extended periods of time, normally not sooner than one year.

We may retain and use your information as necessary to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements.