Using Ask safely

Ask is an AI, not a person

• Ask is a computer program. Nobody is typing back to you.
• It can be wrong. If something looks off, check it or ask a grown-up.
• It is not a friend, a doctor or a counselor.

What Ask is good for

• Changing your schedule: "move reading to after dinner".
• Keeping track of what is due.
• Explaining an idea so you understand it.

What Ask will not do

• It will not do your homework for you or hand you the answer. It will help you understand so you can do it.
• It will not keep a secret from your parent.

Stay safe

• Your parent can see what you ask and what Ask answers.
• Do not type your address, your phone number, your passwords, or other people's private things.
• If Ask says something that scares you, upsets you or seems wrong, stop and show a grown-up you trust.
• If you see a picture that should not be there, tap "Report a problem with this picture". It is hidden right away.
• If you or someone else is in danger, tell a grown-up now, or call 911.

For parents

Ask offers changes; nothing is saved until someone with the right to change the schedule taps Apply. The Kids' privacy notice says what is collected and who receives it.