1. Privacy Policy for MojoDojo - Music Teaching App
1.1 Header Section
PRIVACY POLICY
MojoDojo HQ Pty Ltd
Effective Date: 06 July 2026
Last Updated: 06 July 2026
Next Review: [6 months from current date]
This policy is designed to be accessible to all users, including children and parents.
Available in multiple formats: Text, Audio, and Video explanations available upon request.
1.2 Core Privacy Policy Content
Who We Are
We are MojoDojoHQ Pty Ltd, operators of MojoDojo, a learning management system designed specifically for music education. We connect music teachers with their students to facilitate music learning through digital tools, practice tracking, lesson scheduling, and educational content sharing.
Our Commitment to Child Safety: The safety and privacy of children using our platform is our highest priority. We are committed to exceeding all Australian legal requirements for child protection online.
Information We Collect
From Students (Including Children Under 18):
Name and age (for age-appropriate service delivery)
School or lesson enrollment details
Learning progress and assessment data
Practice session recordings (audio/video) when authorized
Communication with teachers through our platform
Device and technical information for platform functionality
From Teachers:
Professional credentials and qualifications
Contact information and teaching schedules
Student progress notes and assessments
Communication logs for safety monitoring
From Parents/Guardians:
Contact information for safety communications
Consent records and preference settings
Emergency contact information
How We Use Information
For Educational Purposes Only:
Facilitating music lessons and practice sessions
Tracking learning progress and achievements
Enabling communication between teachers, students, and parents
Providing age-appropriate educational content
Ensuring platform safety and security
We DO NOT use student information for:
Commercial advertising or marketing to children
Behavioral profiling for non-educational purposes
Sharing with third parties for commercial purposes
Creating permanent behavioral records beyond educational necessity
Data Minimization Principles
We collect only the minimum information necessary for music education, implementing strict data minimization as expected under the Children's Online Privacy Code.
Consent and Parental Rights
For Students Under 16:
Explicit parental consent required before account creation
Clear, child-friendly explanations of data use
Regular consent refresh (annually)
Easy withdrawal mechanisms
For Students 16 and Over:
Direct consent with parental notification options
Full transparency about data collection and use
Parental Rights:
Access to all information about your child
Right to correct inaccurate information
Right to request deletion of your child's data
Right to restrict certain data uses
Regular updates about your child's platform activity
Data Security Measures
Technical Safeguards (APP 11.3 Compliant):
End-to-end encryption for all personal information
Multi-factor authentication for all accounts
Regular security audits and vulnerability testing
Secure data backup and recovery systems
Access controls limiting staff access to necessary information only
Organisational Safeguards:
Staff privacy and child safety training
Background checks for all staff with child data access
Incident response procedures for any safety concerns
Regular policy reviews and updates
International Data Transfers
We store all student data within Australia. If international transfers become necessary for educational functionality, we will:
Provide advance notice to parents and schools
Ensure recipient countries provide adequate protection
Implement additional contractual safeguards
Allow opt-out without service penalty
Data Retention
Student Data:
Active learning data: Retained while student is enrolled + 12 months
Assessment records: 7 years (educational requirements)
Practice recordings: Deleted within 90 days unless specifically saved by teacher with consent
Communication logs: 2 years for safety monitoring
Automatic Deletion:
All non-essential student data deleted upon account closure
Regular purges of inactive or unnecessary data
Clear procedures for parent-requested deletion
Your Rights Under Australian Law
Access Rights:
Request copies of all personal information we hold
Understand how your information is being used
Receive information in accessible formats
Correction Rights:
Request corrections to inaccurate information
Update preferences and consent settings
Complaint Rights:
Lodge complaints directly with us
Appeal to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC)
Seek resolution through relevant education authorities
Child-Specific Protections
Best Interests of Child: All decisions about student data are made with the child's best interests as the primary consideration, including educational benefit, safety, and privacy protection.
Age-Appropriate Design:
Simplified privacy settings for younger users
Visual and audio explanations of privacy choices
Default high-privacy settings for all children
No behavioral advertising or profiling of minors
Safety Monitoring:
Proactive monitoring for inappropriate communications
Automatic flagging of concerning content or behavior
Clear escalation procedures to parents and authorities
Integration with school safeguarding policies
Contact Information
Privacy Officer: Daniel Sims m: +61 431550005 Child Safety Officer: Cameron Smith m: +61 431550005 General Inquiries: e: team@mojodojomusicapp.com.au m: +61 431550005 Emergency Reporting: [24/7] e: team@mojodojomusicapp.com.au m: +61 431550005
External Contacts:
Office of the Australian Information Commissioner: www.oaic.gov.au
eSafety Commissioner: www.esafety.gov.au
Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800
2. Terms of Service - Child Safety Focus
2.1 Platform Rules and Conduct
Zero Tolerance Policies:
No inappropriate communication between users
No sharing of personal contact information
No recording or sharing of lessons without explicit consent
Immediate suspension for any safety concerns
Acceptable Use:
Platform use limited to music education purposes
Respectful communication required at all times
Teacher supervision required for all student activities
Parent access rights always maintained
Content Guidelines:
All shared content must be appropriate for educational setting
Music recordings must respect copyright laws
No personal or identifying content in shared materials
Regular content moderation and safety reviews
2.2 Account Management
Student Accounts (Under 16):
Parental consent required for account creation
Limited functionality until consent verified
Regular consent renewal reminders
Easy account deletion options
Teacher Verification:
Professional credential verification required
Background check confirmation
Ongoing professional development requirements
Clear professional conduct standards
3. Child Safety Framework
3.1 Safety by Design Implementation
Following eSafety Commissioner's Safety by Design principles, our platform integrates safety from the ground up:
Proactive Safety Measures:
Automated content monitoring for inappropriate material
Real-time communication analysis for safety risks
Regular safety algorithm updates based on emerging threats
Integration with external child safety databases
Reactive Safety Measures:
24/7 incident reporting system
Immediate response protocols for safety concerns
Clear escalation to parents, schools, and authorities
Comprehensive incident documentation and follow-up
3.2 Age Verification and Access Controls
Multi-Layer Age Verification:
Initial age declaration with parental verification
School enrollment confirmation where applicable
Ongoing age-appropriate content filtering
Regular verification updates for long-term users
Access Controls:
Role-based permissions (student, teacher, parent, admin)
Time-based access restrictions for younger users
Geographic access controls where required
Device and browser security verification
3.3 Communication Safety
Monitored Communications:
All platform communications subject to safety monitoring
AI-powered detection of inappropriate content
Human review of flagged communications
Clear reporting mechanisms for all users
Communication Guidelines:
Teacher-student communication limited to educational topics
Group communication tools prioritized over private messaging
Parent notification of all significant communications
Regular communication safety training for all users
4. Basic Online Safety Expectations Compliance
4.1 eSafety Commissioner Requirements
As an educational platform likely to be used by children, we meet all Basic Online Safety Expectations:
Child Best Interests Priority:
All platform design decisions prioritize child wellbeing
Regular child impact assessments for new features
Child safety expert involvement in development
Ongoing consultation with education and child safety professionals
User Safety Measures:
Clear terms of use enforced consistently
Educational tools for safe platform use
Regular safety awareness communications
Partnership with schools for safety education
Technology Safety:
Secure communication features with appropriate monitoring
Age-appropriate content filtering systems
Regular security updates and threat assessments
Collaboration with other educational platforms for safety intelligence
4.2 Transparency and Reporting
Regular Transparency Reports:
Quarterly safety performance reports
Annual privacy compliance summaries
Regular updates to parents and schools about safety measures
Open communication about incidents and responses
Incident Reporting:
Clear reporting mechanisms for all users
24-hour response commitment for safety concerns
Regular reporting to relevant authorities as required
Comprehensive incident analysis and prevention planning
5. Implementation Checklist
5.1 Immediate Actions (Next 30 Days)
Policy Implementation:
[ ] Deploy new privacy policy across all platforms
[ ] Update terms of service with child safety focus
[ ] Implement child-friendly policy explanations
[ ] Set up parental consent mechanisms
Technical Implementation:
[ ] Enable end-to-end encryption for all data
[ ] Implement multi-factor authentication
[ ] Deploy content monitoring systems
[ ] Set up automated safety flagging
Staff Preparation:
[ ] Conduct child safety training for all staff
[ ] Implement background check requirements
[ ] Establish incident response procedures
[ ] Create regular training schedules
5.2 Medium-Term Goals (Next 90 Days)
Advanced Safety Features:
[ ] Deploy AI-powered communication monitoring
[ ] Implement advanced age verification systems
[ ] Create comprehensive parent dashboards
[ ] Establish partnerships with child safety organizations
Compliance Preparation:
[ ] Conduct full privacy impact assessments
[ ] Prepare for Children's Online Privacy Code requirements
[ ] Establish ongoing compliance monitoring systems
[ ] Create regular review and update procedures
5.3 Long-Term Strategic Goals (Next 12 Months)
Industry Leadership:
[ ] Participate in industry safety initiatives
[ ] Contribute to child safety research and development
[ ] Establish best practice sharing with other educational platforms
[ ] Engage with regulatory development processes
Continuous Improvement:
[ ] Regular safety and privacy audits
[ ] Ongoing user feedback integration
[ ] Technology upgrade planning
[ ] Regulatory compliance monitoring
6. Music-Specific Considerations
6.1 Audio/Video Content Safety
Recording Protections:
Clear consent required for all audio/video recordings
Automatic deletion of practice recordings after specified periods
No sharing of recordings without explicit multi-party consent
Secure storage with access logging
Intellectual Property Compliance:
Music copyright education for all users
Clear guidelines for sharing copyrighted material
Integration with music licensing databases
Regular content audits for copyright compliance
6.2 Performance and Collaboration Features
Group Learning Safety:
Supervised group sessions with teacher oversight
Clear group participation guidelines
Parent notification of group activities
Easy opt-out mechanisms for all group features
Performance Sharing:
Explicit consent required for any performance sharing
Parent approval required for all student performances
Clear audience restrictions and controls
Regular review of shared content
7. Ongoing Compliance Monitoring
7.1 Regular Review Schedule
Monthly Reviews:
Safety incident analysis and response improvement
Staff training updates and refreshers
Technology security assessments
User feedback integration
Quarterly Reviews:
Full policy compliance audit
Regulatory requirement updates
Stakeholder feedback collection
Performance metrics analysis
Annual Reviews:
Comprehensive privacy impact assessments
Full regulatory compliance review
Strategic safety goal setting
Industry best practice integration
7.2 Key Performance Indicators
Safety Metrics:
Incident response time (target: <2 hours for serious concerns)
User safety satisfaction scores
Staff training completion rates
Technology security performance
Compliance Metrics:
Policy compliance audit results
Regulatory requirement adherence
Parent satisfaction with safety measures
Student safety and privacy understanding
8. Emergency Procedures
8.1 Child Safety Incidents
Immediate Response (0-2 Hours):
Secure and preserve all relevant information
Contact designated child safety officer
Notify relevant authorities if required by law
Implement protective measures for affected users
Short-term Response (2-24 Hours):
Conduct preliminary investigation
Contact parents/guardians of affected children
Coordinate with school authorities where applicable
Implement additional safety measures as needed
Long-term Response (24+ Hours):
Complete comprehensive investigation
Implement permanent improvements to prevent recurrence
Provide ongoing support to affected users
Review and update safety procedures based on learnings
8.2 Data Breach Response
Immediate Response:
Secure systems and prevent further access
Assess scope and severity of breach
Notify OAIC within required timeframes
Begin user notification process
Communication Plan:
Clear, honest communication with affected users
Special communication protocols for children and parents
Regular updates throughout resolution process
Post-incident analysis and improvement communication