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title: "Certified parent consent: what is recorded and why"
description: How Go2Pro records a parent’s approval of a video, which data is used and what is never shared.
url: "https://guide.go2pro.io/docs/certified-parent-consent-what-is-recorded-and-why/"
updated: "2026-10-19"
category: "Safety & privacy"
---

# Certified parent consent: what is recorded and why

When a parent approves a video of a player under 18, Go2Pro records that approval as certified consent. The record is written on a blockchain through LutinX, so nobody can change it later and it can always be checked.

## What is recorded

- A protected code for the parent and one for the player. These codes are pseudonymised, which means they can't be turned back into a name.
- The video's identifier and a digital fingerprint of the file.
- The decision (approved or refused), the date and time, and the version of the consent text.

## What is never written on the blockchain

- The video itself.
- Names, email addresses or phone numbers.
- Identity documents from the LutinX check.

## Why we do it

A family can prove at any moment that a video went online with their approval. Clubs and scouts know that every video of a minor on Go2Pro was approved by a verified parent.

## If you change your mind

You can block or delete a video whenever you want. The consent record stays as proof of the decision taken at that moment. It contains no personal data and no copy of the video.

## Read more

The Privacy Policy and the Child Safety pages in the Legal & Safety Center on go2pro.io explain how this data is handled.