Trust and Safety
Remind connects 20 million people in 60,000 U.S. public schools. These connections are based on trust.
Our guidelines and practices help keep our community safe.
Community Guidelines
Community Guidelines
Help keep your community safe with Remind’s standards and expectations for content.
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Preventing Bullying
Preventing Bullying
Remind has a zero-tolerance policy for bullying, harassment, and abuse.
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Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
Your privacy is important to us. Here’s how personal information is used on Remind.
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Security Overview
Security Overview
Our security practices protect personal information in the school environment.
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Remind is built for schools.
Downloadable message history
Messages on Remind can’t be deleted, and everyone can always download a complete history.
Under-13 protections
The parents of students under the age of 13 are automatically added to any classes they’ve joined.
No visible contact information
Cell phone numbers, email addresses, and other contact information stays private on Remind.
Control your information and experience.
Teachers can manage class settings and participants.
Class roster visibility
Decide whether people in your class can see and message each other.
Class roster management
Remove people from your class when you need to.
Administrators can manage school communities.
School roster management
Add, remove, or permanently ban people from your school.
Message history request
Request class and individual message history from people at your school.
Our privacy protection practices have been certified by iKeepSafe.
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
We protect the privacy of students under the age of 13.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
We help schools comply with FERPA by protecting the privacy of student education records.
CA Student Privacy Assessment
We meet the expectations of federal and California laws for the protection of student data privacy.
Students: If you’re being bullied or thinking about harming yourself, please visit the resources below for help.