Updated and effective as of: January 1, 2020

Kidsandpencils collects, uses, sells and shares personal information as detailed in our Privacy Policy and this notice to consumers who are California residents.

This notice is part of and supplements our Privacy Policy for California residents. If you are a California resident and Kidsandpencils has collected your personal information, you have certain rights described below. In some cases your rights are subject to verification, so we have provided details about our verification obligations below as well.

1. Right to Be Informed.
   You have the right to be informed about the categories of personal information that we collect from California consumers and the purposes for which we use it. This information is provided in our Privacy Policy and updated from time to time
2. Right to Request Disclosure.
   You have the right to request (or have your agent request) that we disclose the following information to you directly. If we can verify your request, we will disclose the following information to you (or some subset of this list depending upon the nature of your request): (1) the categories of personal information we have collected about you, including those we have disclosed for a business purpose and/or sold to third parties; (2) the categories of sources from which your personal information is collected; (3) the business or commercial purpose for collecting or selling personal information; (4) the categories of third parties with whom we share and/or have sold your personal information, and for each category of third party, the categories of personal information sold to them; and (5) the specific pieces of personal information we have collected about you. Where we have not sold your personal information or disclosed it for a business purpose, we will let you know. You can make your requests for disclosure by using our contactform (see contact page).
3. Right to Request Deletion.
   You have the right to request deletion of your personal information, and we will delete it if we can verify your request. Your deletion right is subject to certain exceptions under which we can retain your personal information only for certain lawful purposes, such as to fulfill a contract with you, to protect against fraud or illegal activity, or to comply with laws and our legal obligations. You can make your requests for deletion by sending a request through our contact form (see contact page).
4. Right to Opt-out.
   You have the right to opt-out of Kidsandpencils’s sale of your personal information to third parties ("opt-out right"). You can exercise your opt-out right in several ways, which are described below.
   1. Complete Opt-out of All Sales. You can opt-out of all sales of your personal information by Kidsandpencils by sending us a message through our contact form (see contact page).
   2. Interest-based Advertising Using Other Methods. You can also opt-out of the use of your personal information for interest-based advertising by Kidsandpencils and the third parties to whom we sell personal information for interest-based advertising purposes. To do this, follow the opt-out instructions described for each opt-out category provided in the "Choices" section of our Privacy Policy. These opt-out methods apply to the use of third parties’ cookies, mobile applications, cross-device targeting, and use of precise location information by Kidsandpencils and in some cases by the third parties to whom we sell personal information. Where these interest-based advertising activities, including related sales of your personal information, are controlled by third parties using your personal information, we have provided this information to assist you in managing such activities, but we do not control these third parties or their disclosure or sale of your personal information, and you should consult their privacy policies and do-not-sell disclosures for more information about your opt-out rights and options.
5. Verification Information.
   Before fulfilling a California consumer’s request to access or delete personal information, we are required to attempt to verify the consumer’s identity to ensure the request is valid. To do this we may request additional information to help us verify your identity, which we will only use for verification purposes. If we cannot verify that the consumer making the request is the consumer about whom we have collected information or is a person authorized by the consumer to act on such consumer’s behalf, then we may deny the request. We will inform you if we deny your request for this or any other reason, including the basis for our denial. You can use an authorized agent to submit requests about your personal information. If you use an authorized agent, in addition to verifying the request itself (see above), we will also verify the agent’s authority to act on your behalf. To avoid delays, agents should submit a power of attorney or other verifiable information to prove that they are authorized to act on your behalf.

COPPA

The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 or simply, COPPA, was enacted in 1998 to protect the privacy of children under the age of 13. It's a US federal law and it first became effective on April 21st, 2000.

GDPR-K

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was designed to harmonize data privacy laws across Europe and to protect and empower all EU citizens’ data privacy. GDPR-K is the portion of GDPR governing children’s privacy. GDPR-K requires apps or sites directed at children under 16 (or younger depending on the EU country) to obtain verifiable parental consent before collecting any personal information about the child. For more information about GDPR and GDPR-K, please visit the EU GDPR website.

What Are Kidsandpencils’s Children’s Privacy Practices?

• We take many special precautions to protect the privacy of children therefor we do not collect personal information from children without the consent of a parent or legal guardian except in special, limited circumstances described below.
• We do not ask for more personal information than is necessary for a child to participate in the activity.
• We take steps to prevent children from posting or publicly disclosing personal information without parental consent, such as monitoring or screening and use of filtering technology.

What Information Does Kidsandpencils Collect from Children and How Is It Used?
To participate in coloring activities, like personalized pages, games or clubs, we might ask your child to register. They can often do so anonymously by just providing a first name or user name, and password. When we ask for your child’s first name, we encourage them to use a "screen name" (not their real name) that only they know. Sometimes we will ask your child to make up a special password. We use technology, like cookies, to recognize visitors by their user name when they use the website, and to provide us important information that helps us understand features and areas of most interest. We may also use these technologies to screen for age. We may also use technology for similar purposes in our apps.

We also use technology and work with third-party technology partners to facilitate the ability to ecognize returning visitors, for research, and for other purposes, including to screen under-age visitors from certain features or areas intended for older visitors, and to get certain automatically collected information automatically. We ask our advertising agency service partners under contract with us to comply with self-regulatory guidelines on targeted advertising. Read more about our cookies and technologies and our third-party technology partners at our COOKIES AND TECHNOLOGIES STATEMENT.

Can My Child Access the Web Through Kidsandpencils Services?
Your child can navigate to the general internet through our website. Your child might download a coloring file. The applications for accessing are governed by the third party’s privacy practices, and not this Privacy Statement. We recommend that you check the applicable privacy statement and terms of use each time you use any website, online service, or app so you understand how your and your children’s personal information will be collected and used, and by whom. Some of these application may offer options to visit an online store to make a product purchase.

We encourage you to spend time with your children when they are online or using any mobile device or connected product so you understand the features of the Service and the activities they allow, and to adopt available device and browser controls that reflect your preferences about your children’s ability to access the internet or make purchases online.

Can I Access, Update, and Review Information You Have About My Child?
Yes, you can based on our GDPR/CCPA policy, although we do need proof that you are the legal guardian.

Upon proper identification, a parent or legal guardian may access and review the personal information we have collected about their child, update their child’s contact details, request deletion, or refuse to allow further collection or use of the information. Please use our contact form (see contact page) We will send you a PARENTAL ACCESS FORM to access, update, or delete your children’s information.