iWawa privacy & safety

Parents rightly want to know how a kids app handles data. Below is a plain-language summary of what iWawa's official policy states. For the complete and authoritative terms, always refer to the official iWawa privacy policy and contact the iWawa team directly.

What the official policy says

According to iWawa's official policy:

• No personal information is collected from children. The app does not gather personal details about your child.
• Email is optional. You are not required to provide an email address to use iWawa; it's optional, for example for account recovery.
• Some technical data may be collected to operate the service and help with troubleshooting. The policy mentions this can include your device manufacturer, device model and build information, and iWawa settings / configuration data.
• Data is not shared with third parties. iWawa's official policy states your data is not shared with outside parties.

Your data rights

iWawa's official policy states that you can request access, correction, or deletion of data. To make a request, email the official iWawa team at [email protected].

Staying safe with iWawa

Because iWawa works as a whitelist launcher, your child only reaches the apps and websites you approve. Combined with your screen-time limits and a private parent password, this gives you strong day-to-day control over how the device is used.