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Khan AcademyKhan Academy maintains strong student data privacy protections including COPPA/FERPA compliance and AI data safeguards

Khan Academy implements comprehensive student data privacy protections: restricted accounts for users under 13 consistent with COPPA, Data Protection Agreements with school districts asserting FERPA/COPPA/PPRA compliance, and explicit policies preventing LLM providers from training on student data. Names and personal information are not shared with AI model providers. No COPPA violations or major data privacy incidents have been reported against Khan Academy through 2025, distinguishing it from many ed-tech peers who have faced FTC enforcement actions.

Scoring Impact

TopicDirectionRelevanceContribution
Child Safety+towardprimary+1.00
User Privacy+towardprimary+1.00
Overall incident score =+0.590

Score = avg(topic contributions) × significance (medium ×1) × confidence (0.59)

Evidence (1 signal)

Confirms Policy Change Jan 1, 2024 verified

Khan Academy maintains COPPA/FERPA-compliant privacy protections and restricts AI training on student data

Khan Academy's privacy policies require restricted accounts for users under 13, Data Protection Agreements with school districts ensuring FERPA/COPPA/PPRA compliance, and explicit prohibitions on LLM providers using student data for model training. Names and personal information are not shared with AI model providers.

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