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Recordings

Recording is optional, private by default and separate from the lesson purchase.

Free consultations are not recorded. Paid lessons enter the recording lifecycle only with specific valid consent. Refusing recording does not prevent the lesson.

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Separate consent
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12-month standard retention
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Public use off by default
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Fail-closed withdrawal
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Default purpose

The recording exists for private pedagogical review by the student and teacher. Delivery may use self-hosted infrastructure and an unlisted provider video, but that does not make the content public.

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Audio, video and public use

Private-recording consent does not authorize social media, marketing, advertising, portfolio use or external AI model training. Any public use of image, voice or performance requires a separate, specific and revocable authorization.

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Access

Recordings are displayed inside authenticated Student Access. A direct provider link is not the product and should not be distributed. Downloads are off by default.

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Retention

Standard pedagogical-recording retention is 12 months from the lesson date. Temporary local files are removed after verified processing and linkage. Earlier deletion may be requested, subject to lawful retention duties or legal hold. Any extension beyond 12 months requires a documented purpose and review.

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Withdrawal

Consent can be withdrawn for future processing. If it is withdrawn while recording is active, the recording lifecycle must stop and fail closed. Withdrawal does not retroactively invalidate prior processing that was lawful when performed.

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Translation is separate

Recording consent does not authorize real-time translation, and translation consent does not authorize recording. Either feature can be refused without cancelling the lesson.

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Minors

For an international minor, the responsible-adult flow must already be valid. The guardian chooses recording and translation separately, and public use of image or voice remains off until specific authorization.

Last updated: October 1, 2026