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Parent choice and child privacy

Photo and Video Consent Policy

We ask a parent or legal guardian for clear permission before using an identifiable child’s photo, video, voice recording, testimonial or learning work for promotion or public communication.

Effective date: 2 September 2026 · Last reviewed: 2 September 2026

Clear permission, no pressure

Our Consent Principles

  • Consent is optional
  • Enrolment does not require promotional consent
  • A parent or legal guardian gives permission
  • Choices should be specific and understandable
  • We avoid unnecessary identifying details
  • A child’s discomfort should be respected
  • Consent can be withdrawn for future use
  • Media should be used only for approved purposes

The child’s voice matters

Even when a parent has consented, we should not pressure a child who does not want to be photographed, filmed or recorded at that moment.

Choose what you permit

What Consent Choices Can Parents Make?

Consent choiceWhat it can coverDefault when not selected
Internal learning useA short recording or image used privately to review technique, trainer practice or student progressNot used beyond the reason explained at collection
Private parent communicationSharing the child’s class moment or work directly with the child’s parent or guardianNot shared with unrelated families
Website and social mediaApproved photos, videos, audio, comments or learning work used on Abacus Experts channelsNo identifiable promotional use
Printed materialApproved media used in brochures, posters, centre displays or event materialNo identifiable printed use
Group mediaA class or event image containing the child with other participantsWe do not treat attendance as automatic consent

One choice does not automatically permit every use

For example, permission to share a progress image privately with a parent does not automatically permit posting the same image on social media.

Only what supports a stated purpose

What Photos, Videos or Learning Content May Be Collected?

01

Classroom media

Photos or short video clips showing a learning activity, an event, a demonstration or use of the physical abacus.

02

Online class media

A screenshot or recording collected only when the parent has been informed of the purpose and the required permission has been obtained.

03

Student work and feedback

A worksheet, progress example, parent comment, child voice or testimonial. Identifying details should be limited to what the parent approved.

Approved Abacus Experts purposes

How May We Use Consented Media?

Possible uses

  • Explain our teaching approach.
  • Show an abacus activity or event.
  • Share a consented learning experience.
  • Communicate with the learner’s parent.
  • Create approved website, social or printed content.

Uses we avoid

  • Selling a child’s image as a separate product.
  • Combining an image with a false result claim.
  • Publishing a home address, school or private schedule.
  • Using media for an unrelated purpose without new consent.
  • Presenting staged content as a genuine testimonial.

Editing may include cropping, captions, colour correction or combining clips. We should not edit a child’s media in a misleading, humiliating or inappropriate way.

Limit identity and access

How We Protect Children’s Media

  • Limit collection to an explained purpose
  • Restrict access to people who need it
  • Avoid full names unless specifically approved
  • Do not publish home addresses or school details
  • Review whether stored media is still needed
  • Remove unsuitable media from active use
  • Use approved business channels for publication
  • Respond to withdrawal or correction requests

Public platforms have their own systems

When consented content is posted on a public website or social platform, other people may view, share, copy or capture it. Abacus Experts cannot fully control copies made by third parties after public publication. We explain this risk so parents can make an informed choice.

Change your decision

How Can a Parent Withdraw Photo or Video Consent?

  1. 1

    Send the request

    Email abacusexperts.com@gmail.com or call +91 90325 89990. Identify the child and the media or permission concerned.

  2. 2

    We verify the request

    We may confirm that the requester is the parent or legal guardian and ask enough information to locate the media.

  3. 3

    We stop future use

    After verification, we stop new use covered by the withdrawn consent and remove content from channels we control where reasonably possible.

  4. 4

    We explain any limitation

    Already distributed print material, third-party shares, cached copies or content needed for a legal record may not disappear immediately or completely.

Withdrawal does not affect enrolment

A child can continue learning even when a parent declines or withdraws promotional media consent.

Respect every participant

Recording Rules for Online Classes

Our responsibility

If we plan to record a live class, we should explain the purpose, who may access it and whether identifiable children appear. Promotional use requires the relevant consent.

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Family responsibility

Parents and learners must not record, screenshot, repost or share another child, parent or trainer without permission. Keep class links private and position the camera carefully.

Official, non-commercial references

Official Privacy and Online-Safety References

These Government of India sources provide the wider legal and safety context for digital personal data and online reporting. This page explains our operational media-consent approach and is not legal advice.

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023

The official Act covering the processing and protection of digital personal data in India.

Open official resource

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025

The official rules published under India’s digital personal-data framework.

Open official resource

Government of India

National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal

The official portal for cybercrime information and reporting, including women- and children-related online crime.

Open official resource
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