Which statement about Khan Academy's privacy practices is true?

• A. Khan Academy does not sell personal information to third parties and shares non-personal data elements with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
• B. Khan Academy sells personal data to third parties.
• C. Khan Academy never shares data with any external party.
• D. Khan Academy uses data only for internal analytics and never shares.

Answer: (A)

Privacy practices hinge on the difference between personal data and non-personal data, and on when sharing occurs. Khan Academy avoids selling personal information to third parties, which protects individual identities and details. At the same time, it may share non-personal data elements—data that doesn’t identify you—with partners like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to support research, improve programs, and refine the service. This balance keeps your personal information private while still enabling useful collaboration and learning improvements. The other statements imply selling personal data or no sharing at all, which don’t match how the policy describes data handling.