Parental Information

I) What is Serverwave?

Serverwave is a platform that provides game server hosting services for popular games like Minecraft. Users can rent and manage their own game servers, which allows them to customize game settings, invite friends, and control their online gaming environment.

II) Is Serverwave Safe for Children?

We take safety very seriously at Serverwave. While our platform is designed for a broad audience, including teenagers and adults, parents should be aware that Serverwave is a platform for managing game servers, and the content on those servers is primarily controlled by the user hosting the server.

Here are some steps parents can take to ensure their child’s safety:

• Monitor their server usage: If your child is hosting a game server, you can review server logs and settings to see how they are using the platform and who they are playing with.

• Ensure responsible use: Encourage your child to set up private servers that only allow access to known friends, which reduces the risk of interacting with strangers online.

• Use parental controls: Many gaming platforms, including Minecraft, offer in-game parental controls that you can enable to restrict content or monitor your child's activities.

III) Does Serverwave Collect Personal Information?

Serverwave only collects personal information necessary to create and maintain an account, such as an email address and payment information for subscription services. We are fully compliant with GDPR and other privacy regulations, ensuring that data is handled responsibly.

For more information about how we handle data, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

IV) Can Parents Control or Manage Their Child’s Account?

Yes, parents can manage their child's Serverwave account by working with our support team. If you are concerned about your child's usage or would like to review their account details, you can contact us at [email protected]. Our team is available to help with any account-related questions.

V) Recommendations for Parents

We recommend the following best practices to help protect children when using game server hosting services:

• Encourage private server usage: By setting servers to "private," your child can ensure that only invited friends can join the game.

• Review server settings: If your child is hosting a server, review the server’s security settings and logs to ensure that it is being used appropriately.

• Stay informed about the games they play: Understand which games your child is playing and familiarize yourself with any risks associated with those games, such as exposure to online strangers or inappropriate content.

XVII) Contact Information

If you have any questions or need to reach support, please contact us at:

• [email protected]