Children’s Privacy Policy

Retention & Deletion · Company commitment

Minors’ information is stored in China with encryption

Kimi says it stores the minors’ personal information it collects within the People’s Republic of China in accordance with laws, regulations and regulatory policies. It says all storage of that information uses encryption meeting industry standards. This is the stated storage location, not a separate promise that information is never transmitted elsewhere.

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In accordance with laws, regulations, and regulatory policies, we store the minors' personal information we collect within the territory of the People's Republic of China, and all storage of minors' personal information is protected by encryption measures that meet industry standards to safeguard the security of minors' personal information.

Cross-references

• qualifies (model-proposed): Technical protections apply to storage, transmission and transfer — qualifies: The specific storage provision promises encryption meeting industry standards. The broader technical-measures provision allows encryption or other necessary measures for storing, transmitting and transferring information.

Retention & Deletion · Company commitment

Retention depends on service needs and legal requirements

Kimi generally keeps a minor’s personal information only as long as necessary for necessary service purposes or under conditions prescribed by laws and regulations. After the period required by law, regulation or regulators expires, Kimi promises deletion or anonymization through de-identification measures as legally required. The policy does not give a fixed retention period.

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In general, we will only store your ward's personal information for the time necessary to achieve the necessary service purposes or under the conditions prescribed by laws and regulations. After the period prescribed by laws, regulations, or regulatory requirements expires, we will delete your ward's personal information or anonymize it through de-identification technical measures as required by laws and regulations.