The Data on My Phone

Mia opens a new game on her phone.

The game asks for her name and age.

It also wants to see her photos.

Mia stops and thinks about this.

Her teacher says some apps collect too much data.

They keep the data and share it with other companies.

Mia does not want that.

She taps "no" and closes the app.

Then she finds a safer game with a small privacy notice.

It only needs her nickname, so she can play and keep her photos private.

Mia tells her friends about the app.

They check their own games that night.

One friend finds an app that asks for her location.

She deletes it at once.

Now Mia's class makes a small rule: read the privacy notice first.

They also tell their families.

Small steps like these keep everyone safer online.