We shipped two privacy updates this release: GDPR student account erasure and a cookie consent banner. Neither one is flashy, and both are the kind of thing you only think about when a student emails you or a law changes. We built them so that running a GDPR-compliant academy takes a click instead of a project. That makes Klasio a more powerful platform to grow on, and a more efficient one to run day to day.
Erase Student Accounts for GDPR Compliance
A student writes in and asks you to delete their data. Under GDPR that is their right, and until now honoring it meant hunting through your records and clearing things by hand. Now you erase the account and its personal data from inside Klasio, in one action.

You can answer that email the same day it arrives, with confidence that the erasure is complete. No lingering records, no follow-up questions from the student, no GDPR exposure hiding in an old export.

Ask Visitors for Cookie Consent Before Tracking Starts
Your academy can now show visitors a cookie consent banner. Here is the part we care about: until a visitor accepts, tracking stays off on both the client and the server. Plenty of banners only hide the scripts while tracking runs anyway. Ours actually gates it, which is what GDPR expects.

That means your visitors get a real choice the moment they land, and your academy honors it at every level. You get to run your analytics and your ads knowing the consent behind them holds up, which is one less thing to worry about the next time regulations tighten.

