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Kidoz Inc. filings document a Canadian foreign private issuer that furnishes Form 6-K current reports to the SEC. The reports attach company announcements on audited and interim financial results, U.S. GAAP presentation, platform investments, and operating updates for its full-stack in-game AdTech business.
The filing record also covers disclosure themes tied to Kite IQ contextual AI, privacy-first campaign delivery, kids and family advertising compliance, the Prado non-child network, direct-to-brand sales strategy, equity incentive plans and performance share units, and Form 20-F foreign private issuer status.
Kidoz Inc. director Claes Kalborg reported an update to his stock option holdings. On February 1, 2026, 50,000 employee stock options with an exercise price of approximately US$0.39 expired unexercised, recorded with transaction code "E" for an expiration event.
After this change, Kalborg beneficially owns a total of 431,250 employee stock options in Kidoz Inc., all held directly. These options come from several prior grants between 2021 and 2025, with exercise prices ranging from approximately US$0.147 to US$0.813 and expirations from 2026 through 2030. The footnotes state that the grants generally vest at a rate of 2% per month, reflecting ongoing vesting schedules tied to his role with the company.
Kidoz Inc. director Fiona Mary Curtis reported the expiration of 50,000 employee stock options on February 1, 2026. These options had an exercise price of CAD$0.50 (approximately US$0.39) and expired unexercised. Following this event, she directly holds 468,750 employee stock options across several grants with exercise prices ranging from CAD$0.20 to CAD$1.02, all vesting at 2% per month where stated. She also directly holds 50,000 shares of Kidoz Inc. common stock.
Kidoz Inc. director and CEO Jason Miles Williams reported an update to his holdings. On February 1, 2026, 50,000 employee stock options with an exercise price of approximately US$0.39 expired unexercised, coded as an "E" transaction.
Following this expiration, Williams directly holds 468,750 employee stock options across several grants with exercise prices ranging from approximately US$0.147 to US$0.81, with various vesting schedules. He also directly owns 908,200 shares of Kidoz Inc. common stock.
Kidoz Inc. chairman and 10% owner T. M. Williams reported an update to his equity holdings. On February 1, 2026, 50,000 employee stock options with an exercise price of approximately US$0.39 expired unexercised. Following this, he holds 468,750 employee stock options across several grants with exercise prices ranging from approximately US$0.147 to US$0.81.
Williams also reports ownership of 16,603,566 shares of Kidoz common stock directly and 2,877,465 shares indirectly through a discretionary trust as of the reported date. This filing mainly refreshes the public record of his stock and option positions.
Kidoz Inc. Chief Financial Officer H. W. Bromley reported the expiration of 50,000 employee stock options on February 1, 2026. These options had an exercise price of about US$0.39 and expired unexercised at the end of their term.
Following this event, Bromley directly holds 375,000 shares of Kidoz common stock and 468,750 employee stock options across several grants, with exercise prices ranging from about US$0.147 to US$0.813 and expiration dates between 2026 and 2030.
Kidoz Inc. filed a Form 6-K that mainly shares a strategic commentary on AI-driven changes in mobile advertising auctions. The Company welcomes emerging platforms such as CloudX that aim to make in-app ad auctions fairer, more automated, and more transparent over time.
Kidoz explains that it is not tied to a single ad stack and already optimizes pricing across multiple mediation and demand partners. It believes this diversified, kids-safe, privacy-first model, supported by its Kite IQ contextual AI engine, aligns well with a future of more open and verifiable auctions in mobile gaming.
Kidoz Inc. filed a Form 6-K featuring a press release that responds to France’s proposed ban on social media use by children under 15 starting September 2026. The company highlights that tighter regulations on children’s access to social platforms are prompting advertisers to shift youth-focused budgets toward mobile games, which Kidoz positions as a compliant and brand-safe channel.
The release emphasizes that Kidoz’s mobile gaming ad platform relies on contextual advertising rather than personal data, and is aligned with COPPA, GDPR-K, Apple ATT, and other global privacy standards. Kidoz notes that children are already spending more digital time in games and believes that stricter enforcement and higher privacy expectations will favor advertising models that do not depend on personal data profiling.
Kidoz Inc. reported record Q3 revenue of USD $3,666,521, which the company also presents as CAD $5,128,715. This represents a 60% year-over-year increase, indicating that the business generated significantly more sales in this quarter compared with the same quarter a year earlier. The figures are disclosed in connection with a Form 6-K report furnished to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.