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Moonshot Junior, Inc. d/b/a Moonpreneur (“Moonpreneur,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects the privacy of its Users. This policy explains how personal information is collected, used, disclosed, and safeguarded on the Moonpreneur platform. The company offers STEM-based educational programs for children ages 7-17.

We DO NOT SELL YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION, nor do we intend to do so.

PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU USE OUR WEBSITE, APP, SERVICES, OR PLATFORM, YOU HAVE AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED THE PRACTICES DESCRIBED IN THIS PRIVACY POLICY.

1. INTRODUCTION

Moonshot Junior, Inc. d/b/a Moonpreneur (“Moonpreneur,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects the privacy of its Users. The policy explains how personal information is collected, used, disclosed, and safeguarded on the Moonpreneur platform. The company offers STEM-based educational programs for children ages 7-17.

2. TERRITORIAL APPLICABILITY

The platform operates globally and complies with local laws including GDPR for EU residents. Delaware law governs use for US residents. Other jurisdictions must ensure compliance with local regulations.

3. PARENTAL CONSENT FORM

Moonpreneur complies with COPPA and GDPR by obtaining verified parental consent before collecting data from minors. Parents must complete and submit a consent form before children access the platform.

WE DO NOT KNOWINGLY PROVIDE STUDENT USERS UNDER 18 ACCESS TO OUR PLATFORM, APP AND SERVICES UNLESS WE HAVE RECEIVED THE COMPLETED PARENTAL CONSENT FORM.

4. WHAT INFORMATION DO WE COLLECT?

Personal information collected includes names, addresses, contact details, and passwords during registration. Geolocation and equipment information may be gathered to improve system performance. Audio/visual information, educational data, and learning progress metrics are also collected.

We currently do not collect or store any credit cards or bank information, as we are using a third-party payment processor.

Sub-sections:

  1. a. Geolocation and Equipment Information
  2. b. Financial Information
  3. c. Audio/Visual Information
  4. d. Educational Data

5. HOW DO WE COLLECT INFORMATION?

Data is gathered during website registration, event sign-ups, email correspondence, and app downloads. Information comes from transaction records, newsletter subscriptions, surveys, and user-generated content. Automatic collection occurs through cookies, IP addresses, device identifiers, and analytics tools.

We collect information in the following ways:

  1. a. At registration on our Website, App, Services, or Platform
  2. b. At event registrations at Company’s offline workshops
  3. c. In email, text, and other electronic messages
  4. d. Through mobile and desktop applications
  5. e. When you interact with our advertising
  6. f. From you placing an order
  7. g. When you subscribe to a newsletter
  8. h. From your responses to a survey
  9. i. From forms filled out by you
  10. j. From records or copies of correspondences
  11. k. When you register with your account or Platform
  12. l. When you upload videos through the App or Platform
  13. m. From search queries on our Website
  14. n. When you post information to be published
  15. o. When a User creates or uploads a video

Automatic Collection:

  1. a. Usage details
  2. b. IP addresses
  3. c. Information obtained through browser cookies
  4. d. Information obtained through flash cookies
  5. e. Web beacons on our Website
  6. f. Device type, operating system, browser type
  7. g. Unique device identifiers
  8. h. Geolocation data
  9. i. Analytics data collected via third-party tools
  10. j. Session metadata
  11. k. Web beacons on emails sent by us
  12. l. Other tracking technologies

6. HOW DO WE USE YOUR INFORMATION?

Information personalizes user experience and delivers requested products or services. The company creates student accounts, tracks educational progress, and builds verifiable portfolios for applications. Data supports communication between students, parents, and educators while ensuring legal compliance.

  1. a. Personalize your experience
  2. b. Provide information, products, or services requested
  3. c. Creating and maintaining Student accounts
  4. d. Delivering personalized educational content
  5. e. Tracking Student’s educational progress
  6. f. Creating and maintaining Student’s Verifiable Portfolio
  7. g. Assessing Student’s participation and engagement
  8. h. Facilitating communication
  9. i. Recording and sharing educational activities
  10. j. Present our Website, App, Services, and Platform
  11. k. Provide you with notices about account/subscription
  12. l. Carry out obligations and enforce rights
  13. m. Notify you about changes
  14. n. Allow you to participate in interactive features
  15. o. Improve the Website, App, Services, and Platform
  16. p. Improve our customer service
  17. q. Administer contests, promotions, and surveys
  18. r. Process transactions
  19. s. Anonymize data and aggregate data
  20. t. Contact you for other purposes
  21. u. Contact you about our products and services
  22. v. Contact you about third parties’ goods and services
  23. w. Support product development
  24. x. Ensure compliance with legal obligations
  25. y. Enable display of advertisements
  26. z. Send you periodic emails per CAN-SPAM Act

Important Video Recording uses:

  1. aa. Showcasing Student’s work in demonstrations
  2. bb. Including Student’s image in promotional materials
  3. cc. Sharing content on social media
  4. dd. Using recordings for marketing or commercial purposes

Information Shared With Social Media Platforms may include:

  • The video file and its content
  • Video title, description, tags, and categories
  • Thumbnail image or preview
  • The User’s username or real name
  • Date and time of publication
  • Technical metadata

7. OUR COOKIE POLICY

“Cookies are small pieces of text used to store information on web browsers.” The company uses cookies for shopping carts, preferences, advertisements, and fraud detection. Users may refuse cookies, though this may affect experience; EU residents must provide consent for non-essential cookies.

  1. a. Help remember and process items in shopping cart
  2. b. Understand and save your preferences
  3. c. Keep track of advertisements
  4. d. Compile aggregate data about site traffic
  5. e. Enable secure logins and account authentication
  6. f. Detect and prevent fraudulent activity
  7. g. Measure the effectiveness of email campaigns
  8. h. Analyze engagement and usage patterns
  9. i. Allow trusted third-party services

8. HOW DO WE PROTECT INFORMATION WE COLLECT?

“Moonpreneur is committed to safeguarding the personal information you entrust to us.” Technical, organizational, and administrative security measures protect data from unauthorized access. Websites receive regular security scans, penetration tests, malware detection, and SSL certificates.

9. DATA SECURITY MEASURES

a. Security Measures

Industry-standard encryption and firewalls protect all stored information. Users are responsible for maintaining password confidentiality. Internet transmission cannot be guaranteed completely secure; users assume transmission risk.

b. Fair Information Practice Principles

Data breaches trigger notification within 72 hours via email or platform notification. Individuals possess rights to pursue legal remedies against non-compliant data collectors. “We agree to the individual redress principle, which requires that individuals have a right to pursue legally enforceable rights against data collectors and processors who fail to adhere to the law.”

10. DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

  1. a. Aggregated, de-personalized information disclosed without restriction
  2. b. Personal information disclosed to subsidiaries and affiliates
  3. c. Personal information disclosed to contractors and service providers
  4. d. All contractors required to keep information confidential
  5. e. Personal information disclosed in merger or business sale
  6. f. Disclosure to third parties for marketing if consented
  7. g. Partners required to enter confidentiality contracts
  8. h. Disclosure to cloud-based analytics and infrastructure vendors
  9. i. Cross-border transfers subject to GDPR protections where required
  10. j. Personal information disclosed to fulfill stated purposes
  11. k. Only disclose as described in Privacy Policy or with consent

Other Disclosure:

  • Disclose to comply with court orders, legal process, government requests; enforce Terms; protect rights/safety; prevent fraud
  • Do not sell, trade, rent, or transfer personal information
  • All third parties outside EEA subject to contractual safeguards

11. DATA RETENTION, MINIMIZATION, AND AUTOMATED PROCESSING

a. Data Retention

Personal information is retained only as long as necessary for collection purposes. Account information retained indefinitely until user closes account. Transaction records retained seven years for financial/tax compliance; longer retention permitted when legally required or for legal claims.

b. Data Minimization

“We are committed to the principle of data minimization.” Only necessary personal information is collected. Technical safeguards ensure data adequacy and relevance; quarterly audits identify unnecessary data.

c. Secure Deletion

Industry-standard deletion methods render data permanently unrecoverable upon retention expiration. Internal documentation maintains records of deletion activities per legal compliance.

12. GOOGLE ADSENSE AND GOOGLE ANALYTICS

“Google, as a third-party vendor, uses Cookies to serve advertisements to Users.” Google Analytics collects website and app usage data for assessment. Advertising features include remarketing, Display Network reporting, Demographics reporting, and DoubleClick integration.

  • Analytics collection includes: page views, time on site, browser type, operating system, referring URLs, feature interactions
  • Opt-out options: Google Ads Settings, mobile app Ad Settings, NAI consumer opt-out
  • Browser add-on available for Google Analytics opt-out

13. FOR OUR EUROPEAN CUSTOMERS AND VISITORS

Moonpreneur is headquartered in the US with operations in the US and India. Personal information may transfer to these locations for processing. Data protection laws differ across jurisdictions; EU GDPR requires adequate protections for cross-border transfers.

a. EU Standard Contractual Clauses

New Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) replace old clauses from June 4, 2021. “We now comply with the New SCCs with respect to the transfer of Personal Data from the EU to the US.”

b. The New SCCs

  • New SCCs took effect June 27, 2021
  • Existing contracts must transition by December 27, 2022
  • Users are Controllers/Exporters; company is Processor/Importer
  • Both parties agree to comply with GDPR and SCC requirements

c. Our GDPR Compliance Commitment

  • Full GDPR compliance implemented
  • Personal Data processed in US and India
  • Upon request, provide list of processed data and SCC copies
  • Personal Data stored in encrypted format
  • Only necessary employees access Personal Data with username/password
  • Automated records maintained of all access

d. Rights of Data Subjects — Contact privacy@moonpreneur.com:

  1. i. Access
  2. ii. Rectification
  3. iii. Objection
  4. iv. Erasure
  5. v. Restriction of Processing
  6. vi. Portability
  7. vii. Withdrawal of Consent
  8. viii. Right to File Complaint
  9. ix. Response within thirty days

14. FOR OUR AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMERS

Australian Privacy Principles govern privacy under the Privacy Act 1988. “WE DO NOT SIGN UP CONSUMERS TO RECEIVE OUR SERVICES WITHOUT OBTAINING THE CONSENT FORM.”

a. Definition of Personal Information

Personal information identifies individuals or reasonably identifiable persons. Sensitive information includes racial/ethnic origin, political opinions, religious beliefs, trade union membership, sexual orientation, criminal records, health information, genetic information, and biometric information. Sensitive information is only collected with consent.

b. Rights of Data Subjects

  1. i. Right to access own personal data
  2. ii. Right to rectify/correct inaccurate personal data
  3. iii. Right to withdraw consent

c. Data Breach Notification

Written notification via email/SMS includes: kinds of information involved, description of breach, recommended response steps.

15. FOR OUR BRAZILIAN CUSTOMERS

Brazil’s LGPD (Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados) applies to Brazilian residents. “We comply with the Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (General Data Protection Law, or LGPD).”

a. Brazilian Data Protection Officer

Alok Jain (privacy@moonpreneur.com) ensures Brazilian user privacy protection per LGPD.

b. Data Breach

Notification within 72 hours via email or platform notification. Individual redress principle allows legally enforceable rights against non-compliant data processors.

16. FOR OUR CANADIAN USERS

PIPEDA (Personal Information Protection and Electronics Document Act 2000) governs Canadian privacy.

a. Definition of Personal Information

Any information about identifiable individuals, including business contact information (name, position, address, professional phone).

b. Right to Access Personal Information

Users can request personal information Moonpreneur holds, explaining use, listing third parties, providing copies in accessible formats.

c. Right to Correction/Limited Right to Deletion

Users can request correction/deletion if demonstrating inaccuracy; deletion/correction within 30 days with third-party notification.

d. Right to be Forgotten

Information retained as long as required; unless notified otherwise, information retained until user terminates account.

e. Data Breach Notification

Notification sent as soon as feasible if breach creates “real risk of significant harm.” Records of all breaches maintained for Privacy Commissioner access.

f. Canadian Privacy Officer

Alok Jain (privacy@moonpreneur.com) ensures Canadian user privacy protection per PIPEDA.

g. Two Factor Authentication

Users may enable two-factor authentication requiring password plus mobile code entry for access.

h. Contact Information

Contact at privacy@moonpreneur.com or mailing address for information requests, corrections, deletions; response within 30 calendar days with identity verification required.

17. FOR OUR INDIA USERS

Agreement functions as electronic record per Indian Information Technology Act 2000. Published per Rule 3(1) IT Act 2011 and Rule 4 IT Rules 2011 requirements. All data collected, processed, used, and stored per applicable Indian laws; requests for access, correction, deletion via privacy@moonpreneur.com.

18. YOUR CALIFORNIA PRIVACY RIGHTS

“Moonpreneur does not sell, trade, or otherwise transfer to outside third parties your ‘Personal Information’.” California Civil Code § 1798.83 permits residents to request disclosure of third-party transfers. Deletion removes ability to provide services; deletion may be delayed during shutdown/billing.

19. CALIFORNIA CONSUMER PRIVACY ACT

CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act 2018) applies to California residents. “We adopt this Section to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (‘CCPA’).”

a. Right to Request Personal Information

Upon request, provide collected personal information list, collection sources, collection reasons, third-party sharing. Lists provided twice per 12-month period maximum.

b. Right to have Personal Information Deleted

Deletion requested results in complete removal and service provider notification. Service removal results from deletion.

c. Non-Discrimination Right

Cannot deny goods/services, charge different prices, provide different service levels, or suggest different pricing/quality for rights exercise.

d. Financial Incentives

CCPA-permitted financial incentives allowed with prior opt-in consent (revocable anytime); incentives reasonably relate to information value with written material terms.

e. Contact Information

Contact privacy@moonpreneur.com or mailing address for information requests, complaints, deletion requests, policy discussions; response within 45 days with identity verification required.

f. Under 16

Personal information not sold without parental/guardian consent for under-16 users or if user requests non-sale.

g. Opt Out Right

Request “opt out” stopping personal information sales at privacy@moonpreneur.com or mailing address.

20. STUDENT ONLINE PERSONAL INFORMATION PROTECTION ACT (UNDER 18 USERS ONLY)

SOPIPA (California legislation) protects K-12 students under 18. “Under SOPIPA, we do not use any of the personally identifiable information (PII) of students under 18.” Collected PII used only for platform improvement, maintenance, support.

Company Will:

  1. Not use collected data for targeted ads
  2. Not create advertising profiles on Students
  3. Not sell Student information
  4. Not disclose information unless legally required or for service maintenance/development
  5. Use sound information-security practices including data encryption
  6. Delete collected Student data when parent/guardian requests
  7. Innovate safely using only de-identified and aggregated data

21. NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF OTHER US STATES

State-level privacy laws (Colorado, Virginia, Utah, etc.) provide consumer rights. Rights include data access, correction, deletion, collection knowledge, sale/sharing opt-out, targeted advertising opt-out, appeal rights. Contact privacy@moonpreneur.com to exercise rights; response within 30 days.

  • Right to access data affecting Personal Information
  • Right of correction or deletion of Personal Information
  • Right to know/request disclosure if collected
  • Right to opt-out of sale/sharing for commercial purposes
  • Right to opt-out of targeted advertising
  • Right to appeal regarding privacy rights

22. COPPA COMPLIANCE (FOR CHILDREN UNDER 13 USERS ONLY)

COPPA (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act) applies to personal information collection from under-13 children. “Our Website, App, Services, and Platform do not target children under the age of 13.” Platform lacks age-screening, potentially collecting under-13 information unintentionally. Under-13 data collected without parental consent is promptly deleted.

23. CAN-SPAM ACT OF 2003

CAN-SPAM establishes commercial message requirements, recipient opt-out rights, violation penalties. Per act requirements, Moonpreneur will:

  1. a. Not use false or misleading subjects/email addresses
  2. b. Identify email as advertisement reasonably
  3. c. Include physical address: 735 Saratoga Ave, San Jose, California, USA, 95129
  4. d. Monitor third-party email services for compliance
  5. e. Honor opt-out/unsubscribe requests quickly
  6. f. Provide clear “opt-out” or “unsubscribe” option

Unsubscribe mechanisms are visible, functional, requiring single reply or webpage visit for opt-out.

24. MODIFICATIONS TO OUR PRIVACY POLICY

“Moonpreneur reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to change or modify this Privacy Policy at any time.” Modifications are binding upon user acceptance of modified policy. Notification occurs via privacy policy page publication or comparable means within reasonable timeframe; continued use constitutes consent.

25. LIST OF THIRD-PARTY SERVICE PROVIDERS

  • Stripe, Inc. (info@stripe.com; 510 Townsend St, San Francisco)
  • Google Cloud (support@google.com; (855) 817-0841)
  • Microsoft Azure (https://support.microsoft.com; 1 Microsoft Way, Redmond)
  • PayPal (paypal.com contact; 2211 North First Street San Jose)
  • SendGrid Inc. (sendgrid.com contact; 1801 California St, Denver)
  • DigitalOcean, LLC (digitalocean.com contact; 101 6th Avenue, New York)
  • Twilio Inc. (twilio.com; 101 Spear Street, San Francisco)
  • Zoom, Inc. (zoom.com contact; 55 N Almaden Blvd, San Jose)
  • Eventbrite, Inc. (eventbrite.com; 95 Third Street, San Francisco)

Questions/concerns: contact privacy@moonpreneur.com.

26. COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT/DMCA NOTICE

“If you believe that any content on our Website, App, Services, or Platform violates your copyright” please submit a DMCA Takedown Notice including:

  1. a. Your physical or electronic signature
  2. b. Identification of copyrighted work(s) claimed infringed
  3. c. Identification of infringing material on platform
  4. d. Sufficient information for locating material
  5. e. Your address, telephone number, email address
  6. f. Good faith belief statement regarding unauthorized use
  7. g. Accuracy statement and perjury statement

Copyright Agent: DMCA Manager (dmca@moonpreneur.com; Moonshot Junior, Inc., 735 Saratoga Ave, San Jose).

27. ANTI-BRIBERY COMPLIANCE

Moonpreneur represents full awareness and compliance with Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, UK Anti-Bribery Act, India Prevention of Corruption Act 1988, applicable anti-bribery statutes. “Company represents and warrants that neither it nor any of its employees, officers, or directors is an official.” Policies ensure anti-bribery law compliance; no bribes offered, promised, or authorized to government officials.

28. CONTACT US

To ask questions or comment about this Privacy Policy and our privacy practices, contact us at:

  • Privacy Officer: Alok Jain
  • Address: Moonshot Junior, Inc. 691 S Milpitas Blvd, STE 217 Milpitas CA 95035, USA
  • Email: privacy@moonpreneur.com