This is a short version of the part of the terms about your personal data, for children. The full version is the one that counts. If you have questions, you or a grown-up can write to help@tjaz.com.
Who are we?
Tjaz is made by Allan Ebdrup in Denmark.
Play without telling us who you are
Anyone can take quizzes without an account. Then we don't know your name. We save your answers without your name, to see how Tjaz is used and make it better.
We count, but not you
We count how many visit Tjaz and play quizzes each hour, to make Tjaz better. We don't know who: no names, no IP addresses and nothing from your phone or computer.
An account is from 13 years old
You must be at least 13 years old to make an account. Then we save your email address, your name, and what you make on Tjaz.
Keep personal things to yourself
Don't write anything about yourself or other people in a quiz, e.g. names, addresses, phone numbers or pictures of people. And never make a quiz about someone in your class.
Playing on a big screen
When you play a quiz together on a big screen, everyone in the room sees the nickname you write. Use a made-up name or your first name, never your full name. We delete it the day after.
AI can be wrong
Quizzes made with AI say so. AI can make mistakes, so don't believe everything in a quiz.
No ads, nothing sold
We never show you ads, and we never sell anything about you.
Cookies
Tjaz saves small files in your browser, called cookies, e.g. to remember your language and your character in the 3D game. None of them are for ads.
Something mean, scary or wrong?
Press Report quiz in the quiz, or tell a grown-up. A person at Tjaz will look at it.
Your rights
You can always ask to see what we save about you, and have it corrected or deleted. Ask a grown-up to help you write to help@tjaz.com. If you think we do something wrong with your data, you can complain to Datatilsynet, the Danish Data Protection Agency.