Guardian Consent and Minor Access Model

SocioProphet uses a conservative minor-access model.

Legal requirements vary by jurisdiction, but the product default is simple: minors receive more protection, not less.

Participation classes

Adult / independent participant

Full self-managed account and connection flow, subject to role and policy.

Guardian-linked minor participant

Minor participation is tied to a guardian or authorized institutional sponsor.

Institution-governed minor participant

Minor participation may be mediated through an approved program, school, or supervised learning setting, but still remains more restricted than ordinary adult use.

Capability classes

SocioProphet separates capabilities into classes:

• learning and reading
• collaboration and messaging
• provider connections
• automation and browsing
• local runtime / execution
• elevated or sensitive domains

Default access model

Capability class	Adult	Guardian-linked minor	Institution-governed minor
Learning / reading	Allowed	Allowed	Allowed
Collaboration / messaging	Allowed	Conditional	Conditional
Provider self-connection	Allowed	Restricted	Restricted
Browser automation	Allowed	Restricted	Restricted
Local runtime / execution	Allowed	Restricted	Restricted
Sensitive / elevated domains	Conditional	Restricted	Conditional

Product rule

Minors do not self-assemble high-risk provider or runtime capability by default.

Guardian and institutional controls are not an afterthought. They are part of the default operating model.

Required platform behaviors

The platform must support:

• guardian-linked visibility
• explicit consent checkpoints
• capability restrictions by participant class
• incident reporting and escalation
• recoverable auth and connection flows that do not bypass supervision