01 / YOUR INTRODUCTION
Your adult-managed family profile
Community stores the family display name, abstract avatar, shared family introduction, interests, languages and optional city or region that the adult provides. It also records visibility choices, adult eligibility, the parent or guardian declaration, and the community agreement.
The adult’s date of birth is private. Adult eligibility is checked using the birth date the account holder provides. Family profiles show a self-reported parent or guardian label, without displaying the adult’s age or date of birth.
There are no child Community profiles or child-to-child direct messages. The parent or guardian manages the family profile and all conversations. Keep children’s names, schools and contact details out of the introduction.
Your city or region is optional. Keep it broad. Community does not request your device’s GPS or live location, and it does not publish your Aurism game progress.
02 / YOUR CHOICE
When your profile can be discovered
Your profile stays private until you select “Show my profile in Discover.” Eligible, signed-in adult parents and guardians can then see the family details you choose to share: the family display name, introduction, interests, languages and optional broad location.
Family connections and discovery filters help adult parents and guardians find common ground. You can turn discovery visibility off in My profile. Eligible accepted parent connections can remain available until you block the person or end the connection.
03 / A MUTUAL YES
Requests, messages and reports
A family connection request identifies the adult-managed Community profile. It carries no personal message. The receiving parent or guardian must explicitly accept before chat opens between the adults. Children cannot send or receive Community direct messages.
Aurism stores message bodies. Messages are not end-to-end encrypted. Stored messages make the conversation available to the accepted adult parents or guardians. Moderators can review the message excerpts attached to reports, together with the report reason and details.
04 / YOUR BOUNDARIES
Blocking and ending a connection
Blocking a person or ending a connection closes access to that conversation and stops further messaging through it. Blocking also prevents the two accounts from discovering or sending requests to each other through Community.
Account-level blocks and restrictions continue to apply if a Community profile is deleted and recreated. This helps keep a closed boundary from being bypassed with a new profile.
05 / WHEN YOU LEAVE
Deleting Community or your Aurism account
Use Delete Community profile in My profile to remove your Community profile, its conversation threads and stored messages. Account-level blocks and restrictions, and report excerpts needed for review, remain.
Deleting the whole Aurism account also removes its linked Community profile data. Reports may retain unlinked excerpts after the account has been deleted.
06 / RETURNING TO YOUR ACCOUNT
Browser accounts and recovery
“Continue on this device” creates a browser-based Aurism account for the adult parent or guardian. Its browser sign-in lasts up to 30 days, even if the cookies are kept. Clearing cookies can end access sooner. Without an enabled connected sign-in provider, an expired sign-in or lost cookies can leave the adult unable to return to that account. The adult should control who can use the signed-in browser.
Recovery on another device depends on the sign-in providers configured and enabled for Aurism. You can check the available options in My Aurism account.
Your choices stay within reach.
The adult uses My profile to edit family details or visibility, and the options beside a profile or conversation to report, block or end a connection.