What information should you avoid sharing with AI?
Children should never give AI their full name, address, school, phone number, passwords, photos of themselves or family secrets.
The list
- Full first and last name
- Address and exact town or city
- School and class name
- Phone number
- Passwords and codes
- Photos of themselves or other people
- Detailed health information
How to explain it
“What you write is sent to a computer far away. Keep anything that could tell someone who you are or where you live to yourself.”
What Kidikia does
KIA never asks for this information. If a child shares it, it stays in their chat history: remember to check it together.
What about photos?
Attaching a photo of a drawing or an object to edit it can be useful. However, avoid photos showing your child’s face, their school uniform or school name, your home or an official document: an image can reveal much more than text.
A quick game to check understanding
- “I like dinosaurs” → fine to share.
- “I live at 12 rue des Lilas” → keep it to yourself.
- “I’m in third grade” → not a big deal, but unnecessary.
- “My password is…” → never share it with anyone.
If it has already happened
Don’t panic: calmly explain why it’s best not to share this information, delete the message or chat history if possible, and change any password that was shared. On Kidikia, visitors can erase their chat history by clearing their browser data; members can email contact@kidikia.com to request deletion.
This page is an automatic translation of the French version, which is the authoritative version. Written and reviewed by the Kidikia team · Last updated on October 1, 2026