Privacy: what Cazuz stores about students
Students never make accounts. Cazuz stores a nickname, their answers and times, and nothing else personal. It never sells data or shows ads.
Steps
Step 1: Cazuz records a student's nickname, their answers and the time each took, and when they started and finished.
A random code in the browser lets a refreshed tab carry on the same attempt.
On your computerStep 2: Cazuz does not collect real names, emails, dates of birth or exact locations.
Step 3: Students do not create accounts. Only you, the teacher, have one.
Step 4: Cazuz never sells data, never shows ads and never uses your data to train AI.
The Privacy page lists every service that helps run Cazuz, and what each one receives.
Common questions
Can I see what is kept about my students?
Yes. Your reports show their nicknames, answers and times. Your Data and privacy page lets you ask for a copy and delete your account.
What should I tell students to use as a name?
A first name or a nickname. Cazuz only ever needs a name that your class recognises.