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Keeping children safe in an online olympiad

Parental consent, no ads, no profiling: how child-safety shapes every decision we make.

The WTO TeamWorld Tech Olympiad April 2, 2026 5 min read
Keeping children safe in an online olympiad

When children take part in anything online, safety has to come first, not as a feature, but as a starting principle. Here is how WTO is built to protect young learners.

A child never registers alone

A verified parent or school always creates and controls the account. Verifiable parental consent is built into sign-up, in line with DPDP, GDPR-K, and COPPA, so participation is approved and overseen by an adult from the very first step.

No ads, no profiling, no open chat

  • Data is minimised: we collect only what the competition needs.
  • It is never sold and never used for advertising.
  • There is no open chat and no profiling of children.
  • You can review, correct, or delete your child's data at any time.

Privacy-safe recognition

Public visibility is always opt-in. A child appears on a leaderboard only with consent, showing only what a parent or school has approved, so recognition never comes at the cost of privacy.

Child-safety is not a setting you switch on. It is the default that shapes every product decision.

The WTO Team

World Tech Olympiad

Put it into practice

The best way to learn the olympiad is to take part in it.