SkieWhat data does Skie collect about my child's device?
Skie collects what it needs to manage the device: its identity such as IMEI and serial number, the policy applied, compliance status, battery and online state, and location. It does not collect messages, call logs, audio or video. Location needs clear consent.
The simplest way to answer is by function. Skie has to know which device it is talking to, what rules to apply, and whether they are working. So it keeps a per-device identity, which includes the IMEI, serial number and an enrolment ID, and a record of the policy and apps assigned.
It also receives operational information. Whether the device is online and when it was last seen, battery level, the compliance score and which protections passed or failed, and any alerts. These are what let the dashboard tell you if something is wrong.
Then there is location, which is the most sensitive item. The device reports its position so that you can see it, build a recent trail, trigger safe zone alerts and gather evidence in lost mode. Tracking needs clear consent and a written policy. Skie provides the controls, and the family provides the conversation.
What Skie does not collect is equally important. It does not read messages, chats, call logs, or record audio or video. It does not keep a log of what your child searches. Screen time and usage reports are not available yet either.
Configurable retention periods are not available yet, so we do not give a number for how long records are kept. If you want your child's data deleted, ask support. See the entry on deletion. This is general information, not legal advice.