StudyDork

Privacy Policy

Effective date: 24 August 2026. Last updated: 24 August 2026. Version 2.0.

This Privacy Policy explains how StudyDork Team ("StudyDork", "we", "us", "our") collects, uses, discloses, stores, and protects personal information when you use the StudyDork mobile application ("the App") and the website at studydork.com.

We handle personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles ("APPs"). Where the General Data Protection Regulation (EU or UK GDPR) applies to you, we handle your personal data in accordance with that law as well, and StudyDork Team is the controller of that data. You can reach us about anything in this Policy at info@studydork.com.

This Policy should be read together with our Terms of Service. Capitalised terms not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms.

In short: we collect what the App needs to run your focus sessions, show your calendar, operate the social features, and process purchases. Your camera never leaves your device, your calendar events never leave your device, we never sell your data, and you can delete your account from within the App.

1. Information We Collect

1.1 Account and Profile

  • Email address, collected when you sign in with an email one-time passcode, Google Sign-In, or Apple Sign-In. If you use Apple's "Hide My Email", we receive a relay address rather than your real one.
  • Display name and avatar selection.
  • Account creation date, last active date, and the sign-in method you used.

Connecting a Microsoft Outlook calendar is a separate step and is not a way to sign in. If you connect one, we receive an account identifier for the connected Microsoft account, which we store so we can keep the connection working and so you can disconnect it later.

We also store the identifier of the Apple App Store or Google Play account associated with any purchase you make, so that purchases can be restored and entitlements applied to the right account.

1.2 Calendar

If you choose to connect a calendar, the App reads:

  • Event titles, descriptions, start and end times, and all-day flags
  • The calendar each event belongs to
  • Events within a 90-day window in each direction (past and future)

THE APP ONLY READS YOUR CALENDARS. It does not create, change, or delete events in them, and no feature in the App writes to a calendar. The permission we currently request from Google and Microsoft is broader than we use: it is a read-and-write scope (https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar for Google, Calendars.ReadWrite for Microsoft). We intend to narrow this to a read-only scope. Until we do, the write permission is granted but unused.

Google's consent screen describes this scope in broad terms - wording such as "see, edit, share, and permanently delete all the calendars you can access". That is the standard description Google applies to it, and it does not reflect what the App does. We only read the events described above.

YOUR CALENDAR EVENTS ARE STORED ONLY ON YOUR DEVICE. Event titles, descriptions, and times are never transmitted to our servers. Auto-lockouts are scheduled on the device itself. The only thing we record on our servers is whether you have a calendar connected, so the App knows to show you the connection.

You can disconnect a calendar at any time in the App's settings, which deletes the cached event data for that calendar. See section 7 for our specific commitments regarding Google Calendar data.

1.3 Focus Sessions, Sleep Mode, and Gamification

  • Focus session records: start and end times, duration, subject or label, completions, pauses, and early quits
  • Per-subject focus statistics and session history
  • XP, level, streak length, daily challenge progress, and weekly league standings
  • Gem balance, chests opened and their outcomes, and the cosmetic items you own
  • Sleep Mode schedules you set, the nights on which Sleep Mode ran, and any sleep score the App displays

The sleep score is calculated only from your use of the App. We do not read Apple Health, Google Fit, or any similar service, and we do not measure your sleep.

1.4 Purchases and Subscriptions

  • Your subscription status, plan, renewal date, and whether you are in a trial or promotional period
  • Purchase and transaction identifiers supplied by the Apple App Store or Google Play
  • A record of gem purchases and gem spending
  • The app store account region associated with a purchase

We never receive or store your card number, bank details, or any other payment credentials. Payment is processed entirely by Apple or Google.

1.5 Social Features and User Content

If you use the social features, we collect and store:

  • Friend connections, friend requests, and leaderboard standings
  • Clan membership, and any clan name, tag, or description you create
  • Chat messages and reactions you send in a clan or study room, including their timestamps
  • Your study room layout, its name, and its visibility setting (private, friends, or open to everyone)
  • Reviews and ratings you leave on other users' rooms, and those left on yours
  • Visits you make to other users' rooms, and guests you remove or ban from your own

CHAT IS NOT PRIVATE AND IS NOT END-TO-END ENCRYPTED. Messages are stored on our servers, are visible to the other members of the clan or room, and may be reviewed by us for moderation and safety purposes as described in section 1.6.

1.6 Safety, Moderation, and Reports

  • Users you block, and users who have blocked you
  • Reports you submit about users, reviews, or other content, including the content reported and any description you provide
  • Reports submitted about you
  • The outcome of automated filtering applied to display names, clan names, clan descriptions, and other user-submitted text
  • Records of warnings, content removals, name resets, suspensions, and terminations

We retain moderation and enforcement records after account deletion as described in section 13.

1.7 App Blocking and Device Data

On iOS, app blocking uses Apple's FamilyControls and ManagedSettings frameworks. When you select apps to block, iOS gives the App opaque tokens representing your selection. These tokens cannot be read by us to identify which apps you chose, and they are not transmitted to our servers. Your app selection stays on your device.

On Android, app blocking uses an accessibility service, a foreground service, and a screen overlay, each of which you grant separately.

  • The App reads the list of applications installed on your device so that you can choose which ones to block. THIS LIST STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE AND IS NEVER TRANSMITTED TO OUR SERVERS.
  • The App uses usage access and the accessibility service solely to detect when a blocked app is opened, so it can display the blocking screen. THE ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE DOES NOT COLLECT, LOG, OR TRANSMIT ANY DATA, including the content of screens you view or anything you type.

We also collect the number and duration of lockout sessions, so the App can show your session history - but not which specific apps you blocked.

1.8 Notifications

If you enable notifications, we collect and store a device push token so we can deliver alerts for auto-lock triggers, session completions, social activity, and other notifications you have turned on. Push tokens are delivered through Firebase Cloud Messaging on Android and the Apple Push Notification service on iOS. You can turn notifications off at any time in your device settings.

1.9 Analytics

We use PostHog to understand how the App is used. This includes:

  • Feature usage and screen interactions, such as which features you open and which buttons you tap
  • Device information, such as device model, operating system version, and screen resolution
  • Session metadata, such as session duration, app version, and language settings
  • Performance and error data, such as crash reports and load times
  • A/B test group assignments

Analytics events are associated with a pseudonymous identifier. We do not use analytics data for advertising, and we do not sell it.

1.10 Advertising

The App shows REWARDED ADVERTISING ONLY. We do not show banner or interstitial ads, and you are never shown an ad you did not choose to start. Users with an active Pro subscription are not shown ads.

For advertising, the following is collected by us or by our advertising partners:

  • Your device's advertising identifier - the IDFA on iOS, or the Advertising ID on Android
  • Coarse device and connection information used to select an ad, such as device type, operating system, general location inferred from IP address, and language
  • A record of rewarded ads started, completed, and rewarded
  • IP address, which advertising networks receive as part of any ad request

On iOS, the IDFA is only collected if you allow tracking when Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt appears. If you decline, or if the prompt does not appear, the ads shown to you are non-personalised. On Android, you can reset your Advertising ID or opt out of ad personalisation in your device settings.

Ads are supplied by Google AdMob, which also acts as our mediation hub. Unity Ads competes for ad requests through that mediation. These partners are independent controllers of the data they collect through ad requests, and their own privacy policies apply. Section 9 explains this in more detail.

1.11 Camera - What We Do Not Collect

The camera is used only for pose detection during an exercise-based unlock, and only while that unlock is on screen.

NO CAMERA IMAGES, VIDEO FRAMES, POSE DATA, OR DERIVED MEASUREMENTS ARE TRANSMITTED TO ANY SERVER, INCLUDING APPLE'S OR GOOGLE'S. All processing happens on your device. We do not store camera data, we do not perform facial recognition or identity verification, and we do not create, collect, or store any biometric identifier or biometric template. The only thing recorded is whether the unlock action was completed.

1.12 Data Stored Only on Your Device

The following stays on your device and is not sent to us:

  • Your calendar events, including their titles, descriptions, and times
  • Your app blocking selections (iOS tokens and, on Android, the installed app list)
  • Preferences, theme settings, and notification preferences, stored via SharedPreferences or the platform equivalent

This data remains on your device until you delete your account or uninstall the App.

1.13 Support, Feedback, and Correspondence

If you contact us or send feedback through the App, we collect whatever you write, your account identifier and email address, and any diagnostic information you choose to attach. Feedback reaches us by email; we do not route it through a third-party support platform. We use it only to respond to you and to fix the problem you raised.

1.14 Technical and Connection Data

Every request the App makes to our servers includes your IP address, which our hosting provider records in connection logs together with the time of the request, the endpoint, and basic device and app-version information. We use these logs to operate the service, diagnose faults, and detect abuse such as scraping or automated access. IP addresses are also received by advertising networks as part of any ad request, as described in section 1.10.

The website at studydork.com is a static site. IT SETS NO COOKIES AND RUNS NO ANALYTICS. Our web host records the same kind of connection log described above when you visit it.

1.15 Widgets, Live Activities, and Sharing

Widgets and Live Activities display your streak and current session on your home screen or Lock Screen. They read data already on your device and do not collect anything new.

If you share a streak image or a clan invitation, the App hands the image or link to your device's share sheet. What happens next is governed by whichever app you choose to share into. We do not receive a record of who you shared with. A clan invitation link contains an identifier for that clan and can be used by anyone who receives it.

1.16 Information We Receive From Others

  • From Google, Apple, or Microsoft when you sign in or connect a calendar: your email address and basic account identifiers, per the permissions you grant
  • From the Apple App Store and Google Play: your purchase and subscription status
  • From other users: reports about you, and reviews left on your study room

2. What Other Users Can See

Some information is visible to other people by design. Before you enter a display name or decorate a room, it helps to know what is public.

  • Display name, avatar, and level: anyone who can see you in the App
  • Streak, XP, and league standing: friends, clan members, and others in your league
  • Friend list: whoever you choose - you can set your friend list to visible to everyone, or to friends only, in the App's privacy settings
  • Clan name, tag, and description: anyone, if the clan is discoverable
  • Chat messages and reactions: everyone in that clan or study room
  • Study room and its layout: depends on the visibility you choose - private, friends only, or everyone
  • Reviews and ratings you leave: anyone who can see the room you reviewed

Your email address, calendar events, session history, and purchase information are NEVER shown to other users.

If you set your study room to "open to everyone", it can be visited by any user of the App. You can change the visibility at any time in the App.

3. How We Use Your Information, and Our Legal Basis

Where the GDPR applies, we rely on the legal bases set out below. Where it does not, we collect and use personal information because it is reasonably necessary for our functions and activities under APP 3.

  • Create and maintain your account, and authenticate you. Uses account and profile information. Legal basis: performance of a contract.
  • Run focus sessions, lockouts, and Sleep Mode. Uses session, sleep, and device blocking information. Legal basis: performance of a contract.
  • Show your calendar and schedule auto-lockouts. Uses calendar information, which stays on your device. Legal basis: consent - you choose to connect a calendar, and you may withdraw at any time.
  • Operate XP, streaks, challenges, leagues, and the store. Uses gamification, gem, and cosmetic information. Legal basis: performance of a contract.
  • Process purchases and manage subscriptions. Uses purchase and subscription information. Legal basis: performance of a contract.
  • Operate friends, clans, chat, rooms, and reviews. Uses social information and User Content. Legal basis: performance of a contract.
  • Moderate content, investigate reports, enforce our Terms, and keep users safe. Uses safety and moderation information. Legal basis: legitimate interests in protecting our users and our service, and legal obligation where applicable.
  • Send notifications you have enabled. Uses your push token, session, and social information. Legal basis: consent.
  • Understand usage and improve the App. Uses analytics information. Legal basis: legitimate interests in improving our service.
  • Show personalised rewarded ads. Uses your advertising identifier and ad data. Legal basis: consent, given through the iOS App Tracking Transparency prompt.
  • Show non-personalised rewarded ads where you have not consented. Uses IP address and coarse device data. Legal basis: legitimate interests in funding a free tier, and contract where you have chosen to start an ad in exchange for a reward.
  • Respond to your support requests. Uses whatever you send us. Legal basis: legitimate interests.
  • Comply with law, respond to lawful requests, and establish or defend legal claims. Uses information as required. Legal basis: legal obligation, and legitimate interests.

We DO NOT use your data for automated decision-making that produces legal or similarly significant effects. Automated filtering of names and text is used for moderation, and any resulting suspension or termination can be appealed to a person - see section 14.

4. Device Permissions

  • Camera (both platforms): on-device pose detection for exercise unlocks. Nothing leaves your device.
  • Calendar (both platforms): to read your events. The App only reads; see section 1.2.
  • Screen Time and Family Controls (iOS): to block selected apps during lockouts and Sleep Mode.
  • Accessibility service (Android): to detect when a blocked app is opened. Collects no data.
  • Display over other apps (Android): to show the blocking screen.
  • Usage access (Android): to detect a blocked app being opened.
  • Query installed applications (Android): so you can choose which apps to block. The list stays on your device.
  • Foreground service (Android): to keep a lockout or Sleep Mode session running.
  • Notifications (both platforms): to send alerts you have enabled.
  • App Tracking Transparency (iOS): optional. Declining means ads are non-personalised.

You can revoke any of these in your device settings, though doing so may stop the related feature from working.

5. Who We Share Information With

We do not sell your personal information, and we do not share it with data brokers.

Most of the companies in section 6 are PROCESSORS: they handle data only on our instructions and for no purpose of their own. Two categories are different. Advertising networks, and the Apple App Store and Google Play, are INDEPENDENT CONTROLLERS - they decide for themselves how they use the data they collect, and their own privacy policies govern it. Google, Microsoft, and Apple's calendar services are neither: they are sources you authorise the App to read from, under your own agreement with them.

Beyond the providers in section 6, we may disclose information:

  • To other users, as described in section 2
  • To law enforcement, regulators, or courts, where we are legally required to, or where we believe in good faith that disclosure is necessary to prevent serious harm to a person, to investigate a serious crime, or to establish or defend a legal claim
  • To the eSafety Commissioner or equivalent regulators, in response to a valid notice
  • In connection with a sale, merger, or transfer of our business or assets, in which case we will tell you before your information becomes subject to a different privacy policy
  • With your consent, in any other case

6. Service Providers

  • Supabase - PROCESSOR. Provides authentication and database hosting. Receives account, profile, session, gamification, social, User Content, and moderation data, plus IP and connection logs. It does not receive your calendar events.
  • Google Calendar API - SOURCE. Lets the App read your Google Calendar events. Receives your authorisation; see section 7.
  • Microsoft Graph API - SOURCE. Lets the App read your Outlook calendar events. Receives your authorisation.
  • Apple Calendar (EventKit) - SOURCE. Lets the App read calendar events on your device. Read entirely on-device; nothing is sent to us.
  • Google ML Kit (Android) and Apple Vision (iOS) - ON-DEVICE LIBRARIES. Perform pose detection. Receive nothing - they run entirely locally and make no network calls.
  • PostHog - PROCESSOR. Provides product analytics. Receives pseudonymous usage, device, and performance data.
  • RevenueCat - PROCESSOR. Provides subscription and entitlement management. Receives purchase and subscription status, transaction identifiers, and a pseudonymous user ID.
  • Firebase Cloud Messaging and Apple Push Notification service - PROCESSORS. Deliver notifications. Receive your device push token and the notification content.
  • Google AdMob, and Unity Ads through AdMob mediation - INDEPENDENT CONTROLLERS. Serve rewarded advertising. Receive your advertising identifier, IP address, and coarse device data.
  • Apple App Store and Google Play - INDEPENDENT CONTROLLERS. Handle payment processing and distribution. Receive your payment details, which we never see.

We will tell you the current provider in any category on request. If we change a provider in a way that materially affects your privacy, we will update this Policy.

7. Google API Limited Use Disclosure

StudyDork's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. The policy is published at developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-policy.

What We Access

Event titles, descriptions, and times from your Google Calendars, within a 90-day window in each direction. The scope we currently request is a read-and-write scope, but the App only reads: it does not create, change, or delete your events. See section 1.2.

Why

To show your schedule in the App, help you plan focus sessions around your commitments, and trigger auto-lockouts at the times you choose.

How We Store It

Google Calendar events are stored only on your device. No event title, description, or time is transmitted to or stored on our servers, and scheduled lockouts are handled on the device itself.

Our Commitments

  • We use Google Calendar data only for the features described above. There is no secondary use.
  • We do not transfer Google Calendar data to third parties except as necessary to provide those features, with your consent, for security purposes, or to comply with law.
  • We do not use Google Calendar data for advertising, and we do not use it to train any machine learning or AI model.
  • We do not allow humans to read your Google Calendar data, except with your explicit consent, for a security investigation, or where required by law.

Revoking Access

Unlink your calendar in the App's settings at any time, which deletes the associated data from your device. You can also revoke access at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

8. On-Device Machine Learning

Pose detection for squats, push-ups, and the T-pose hold runs entirely on your device - through Google ML Kit on Android, and through Apple's Vision framework on iOS. No camera image, video frame, or pose measurement is transmitted anywhere, including to Google or Apple. We do not perform facial recognition, biometric identification, or identity verification, and no biometric identifier or biometric template is created, collected, stored, or shared. The camera is active only while an exercise unlock is on screen, and the only result saved is whether the action was completed.

9. Advertising and Tracking

The App shows rewarded ads only, and only ads you choose to start. Pro subscribers see none.

Advertising networks receive the information described in section 1.10 in order to select and measure ads. Those networks act as independent controllers of that data, meaning they decide how they use it and their own privacy policies govern it. We do not receive your ad interaction history from them beyond aggregate performance reporting.

Your controls:

  • iOS: decline the App Tracking Transparency prompt, or turn off "Allow Apps to Request to Track" in Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Tracking. Ads will still appear but will be non-personalised.
  • Android: reset your Advertising ID or turn on "Delete advertising ID" in Settings, then Privacy, then Ads.
  • EEA and UK: we do not currently serve personalised advertising to users in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom. Rewarded ads shown there are non-personalised.
  • Both platforms: subscribe to Pro, which removes advertising entirely.

Google's practices are described at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

We do not sell personal information as that term is defined under the California Consumer Privacy Act. However, sharing advertising identifiers with ad networks is treated as "sharing for cross-context behavioural advertising" under that law. California residents can opt out by declining the App Tracking Transparency prompt, by resetting or deleting their Advertising ID, or by emailing info@studydork.com. We honour the Global Privacy Control signal where we receive one.

10. Where Your Data Is Stored, and Security

Server-side data is stored with Supabase in the ap-southeast-2 (Sydney) region. Analytics data is processed by PostHog Cloud in the United States. Other providers process data in the regions described in their own policies.

We protect your information with:

  • Encryption in transit using TLS
  • Encryption at rest for our database
  • Row-level security and role-based access controls, so that one user's data is not accessible to another
  • Access to production data limited to team members who need it, and only for support, security, or moderation purposes

No method of electronic storage or transmission is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security. If a data breach occurs that is likely to result in serious harm, we will notify you and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner as required by the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme, and any other regulator where we are required to do so.

11. International Transfers

We are based in Australia. If you use the App from elsewhere, your information will be transferred to and processed in Australia and in the other countries where our providers operate, including the United States.

Where we transfer personal data out of the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, we rely on the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses, or the UK International Data Transfer Addendum, together with any additional safeguards required. You can request a copy of the relevant mechanism by emailing info@studydork.com.

Where APP 8 applies, we take reasonable steps to ensure overseas recipients handle your personal information consistently with the Australian Privacy Principles.

12. How Long We Keep Your Data

  • Account and profile: while your account is active
  • Calendar data: held only on your device, and deleted when you unlink the calendar, delete your account, or uninstall the App
  • Focus session, sleep, and gamification history: while your account is active
  • Chat messages: 12 months from sending, or until the clan or room is deleted, whichever is first. Messages you sent survive your own account deletion - see section 13
  • Study rooms and clan content you created: deleted with your account
  • Reviews you left on other users' rooms: anonymised, not deleted, when your account closes - see section 13
  • Blocked-user relationships: while either account is active
  • Push tokens: until you disable notifications, uninstall the App, or the token expires
  • Advertising identifiers and rewarded-ad records: 90 days. Ad networks apply their own retention to what they collect
  • Purchase and transaction records: 5 years after the transaction, as required by Australian tax law
  • Moderation, report, and enforcement records: 2 years after the record is created, or longer for serious safety matters
  • Analytics data: 12 months
  • IP and connection logs: 30 days
  • Support correspondence: 2 years
  • Backups: deleted on a rolling cycle within 30 days

When a retention period ends, we delete the data or irreversibly anonymise it.

13. Deleting Your Account

You can delete your account at any time in the App's settings. Deletion is permanent and removes your profile, session and sleep history, gamification data, gems, cosmetic items, friend connections, and study room from our servers, and clears the App's local data from your device.

Deletion does not remove:

  • Purchase and transaction records, which we must keep for tax and accounting purposes
  • Moderation, report, and enforcement records, including bans - otherwise a suspended user could evade enforcement simply by deleting and re-registering
  • Chat messages you sent to other users, which remain visible in the clan or room where you sent them, though they are no longer attributed to an active account
  • Reviews you left on other users' rooms, which are anonymised rather than deleted
  • Aggregated or anonymised data that can no longer identify you
  • Backups, which are purged on the cycle described in section 12
  • Anything we are required to retain by law, or need to establish or defend a legal claim

UNSPENT GEMS, COSMETIC ITEMS, AND UNOPENED CHESTS ARE FORFEITED ON DELETION and cannot be restored, as set out in our Terms - except where a refund is required by applicable law, including the Australian Consumer Law.

DELETING YOUR ACCOUNT DOES NOT CANCEL A SUBSCRIPTION. Cancel through your Apple App Store or Google Play settings, or you will continue to be billed.

14. Your Rights

You can, in most jurisdictions:

  • ACCESS the personal information we hold about you
  • CORRECT anything inaccurate
  • DELETE your account and data
  • EXPORT your data in a portable format
  • WITHDRAW CONSENT for calendar access, notifications, or ad tracking, at any time, without affecting anything done beforehand
  • OBJECT TO OR RESTRICT processing based on our legitimate interests
  • APPEAL a moderation decision, suspension, or termination

Use the in-app controls where they exist - account deletion, calendar unlinking, notification settings - or email info@studydork.com. We will respond within 30 days. We may need to verify your identity first, which normally means confirming control of your account email.

If you are in the EU or UK, you also have the right to lodge a complaint with your national data protection authority.

If you are in California, you have rights under the CCPA to know, delete, correct, and opt out of sharing for cross-context behavioural advertising, and not to be discriminated against for exercising them. See section 9 for the advertising opt-out.

If you are in Australia and are unhappy with how we have handled your personal information or a privacy complaint, email us first at info@studydork.com. If you are not satisfied with our response, you can complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au, by phone on 1300 363 992, or by writing to GPO Box 5218, Sydney NSW 2001.

15. Children and Young People

The App is intended for users aged 13 and over.

Chests are earned through ordinary use of the App - streaks, daily challenges, level-ups, and leagues - and cannot be bought, either with money or with gems. Gems can be spent on cosmetic items you can see before you buy them. Nothing in the App is a purchase with a randomised outcome.

Minimum age by country. In most countries the minimum age is 13. In the European Economic Area, the age at which a young person can consent to online services on their own varies by country under Article 8 of the GDPR - it is 16 in some member states, 15 or 14 in others. Where the App relies on your consent and you are below the age set in your country, a parent or guardian must give that consent.

We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13, or under the applicable minimum age in their country. If we learn that we have, we will delete it and close the account. If you believe a child is using the App below the applicable age, email info@studydork.com and we will act promptly.

If you are under 18, our Terms require that a parent or guardian has reviewed and agreed to them on your behalf, and you may only make a purchase with the permission of the holder of the payment method used.

Because the App includes chat, public study rooms, and reviews, we encourage parents and guardians of younger users to review the blocking and reporting tools in the App, and the study room visibility setting, which can be set to private or friends-only.

A parent or guardian can contact us at info@studydork.com to access, correct, or delete their child's information, or to ask us to close the account.

As an Australian service with chat and public rooms, we take account of the eSafety Commissioner's Basic Online Safety Expectations, and we respond to valid notices from eSafety and equivalent regulators overseas. Cyberbullying affecting an Australian child can also be reported directly to eSafety at esafety.gov.au/report.

16. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Policy as the App changes or the law requires. We will post the updated version with a new effective date, and for material changes we will give you notice - through an in-app notification or by email - at least 7 days before it takes effect, unless the law requires it sooner.

Continuing to use the App after the effective date means you accept the updated Policy. If you do not accept it, you can delete your account.

17. Contact Us

StudyDork Team, Australia.

Privacy questions and requests go to info@studydork.com. We aim to respond within 30 days.

Email: info@studydork.com

Website: studydork.com