Safe Kids Games: Privacy, Ads and Parental Controls
What makes a kids game safe — privacy, advertising and parental controls — and the rules our games follow. Each statement has an owner and a review date, and each game page carries its own ads status.
Built for COPPA
Our games are designed and reviewed against the U.S. Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act; every release goes through this review.
GDPR-K aware
Our games are designed to meet Europe’s requirements for children’s data protection, market by market.
No accounts or profiles
Our games never ask children to register, create a profile or share personal details. The limited technical data our apps use is described in the Privacy Policy.
No ads
36 of our 37 games carry no advertising at all — no banners, no video ads, no ad networks. Every SDK in a build is reviewed before it ships. Where a store listing declares ads, the game page says so and the title is kept out of our ad-free list.
Parental gates
Purchases, subscriptions and external links always sit behind a parental gate that only grown-ups can pass.
Age-appropriate by design
Every character, scene and sound is reviewed for young players. We ship in the App Store Kids category and follow Google Play Families policies.
Statements reviewed by the JNH Developers product and legal team · Last checked: July 2026 · Full details: Privacy Policy
Questions or concerns
If you believe any of our games behaves differently from what is described here, tell us at toreynos@jnhdevelopers.com — reports like this get priority handling.