Minors · Planned account model
Privacy and protection of minors
When real accounts are enabled, Gianjass will apply a more cautious rule: every player under 18 must be linked to a verified parent or guardian before using protected real features.
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1. One account, not two
The young person will have one player account only. The parent will not create a copy of the child’s account: they will sign in with their own adult account and request the link.
An adult player will use their own account independently.
2. Hand over the phone or send the code
The minor will be able to show the screen to the parent on the same device or share a GJP code. The code will be single-use, will expire after 15 minutes and only its hash will be stored in the database.
The code will not activate the account by itself. It will create a request without permissions: the parent’s identity and authorisation must be verified through a reliable process or an authorised review.
3. What the parent can see
The parent will see only the authorised areas needed to support their child. The club will not receive private answers from the parent education pathway and must not create rankings of families.
Links will begin without permissions and may be revoked. An ordinary administrator will not be able to turn an unverified request into active guardianship on their own.
4. AI disabled for minors in the Beta
Generative AI is not yet active in the Beta. If enabled, it will be accessible only to verified adults. A parent’s authorisation alone will not be enough to enable AI for a minor.
Any future activation will first require specific safeguards, age-appropriate information, supervision and reporting, age verification and guarantees concerning the provider’s retention practices.
5. In simple words for young people
Your data is used only to let you use the authorised parts of the app safely.
Do not enter addresses, passwords, phone numbers, documents, secrets or information that could identify you or someone else in a chat. If something makes you uncomfortable, close the screen and speak to an adult you trust.
6. Revocation, questions and deletion
When real accounts are active, the parent will be able to request that the link be revoked and the account deleted. The young person will also be able to ask for explanations in understandable language and, where applicable, exercise their rights.
Write to gianfranco.giannotta1@gmail.com or use the Account deletion page. Do not send passwords, GJP codes or documents in a normal email.