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What is stored

What Where How long
Your issue (subject, school year, federal state, link to the ZIP file, comments) GitHub, publicly visible until the issue is deleted
The ZIP file GitHub (attachment of the issue; the link is public) like the issue
The built preview Branch gh-pages of this repository, public at lernapps.net/practice/i/<number>/ two weeks, or longer with 👍 (see Lifetime)
Intermediate results of a run (artifacts) GitHub Actions 3 days
practice.json of the preview (subject, school year, federal state, date) in the folder of the preview like the preview

Everything here is public. So submit nothing that must not be public.

Personal data does not belong in the content

The content contains no names, no school, no class, no teacher and no photos of children. You declare this in the form (second declaration). The field "Fach" (subject) belongs to the issue and is public as well; write only the subject there.

The issue itself is public too. Write nothing personal in it. The comments of the program do not repeat details from the form.

The app stores nothing about the child

The preview sends nothing to a server and sets no cookies. The build checks this with the rules no-tracking and no-request-before-click (Checks). The app stores nothing about the child: no answers, no learning progress, no points. The page counts answers only in working memory while it is open; after a reload, or on another device, the child starts again. The child counts the self-check alone. The template's tests check this: after practising, nothing is in the browser's storage (the build of a single preview does not run these tests). The template can remember only two choices on the device, and only when a content offers them: an AI tutor and “always load videos directly”. The guide for assistants leaves both out.

The preview is on the same domain as other apps of the platform. So the rule own-data-only allows each app access only to its own keys in the browser memory.

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