BeReal sets a minimum age requirement for users, typically 13 or older, and may have additional provisions restricting access for users under a certain age depending on jurisdiction.
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Age restrictions determine whether minors can legally use the service and what additional protections apply to their data, which is particularly significant given BeReal's popularity among teenagers.
Interpretive note: The exact age restriction language is not present in the truncated document; this analysis is based on publicly known BeReal terms and applicable regulatory requirements for social media platforms with youth audiences.
Provision expanded from a simple 'Minimum Age Requirement' to 'Age Restriction and Minor User Provisions,' suggesting additional protections or specific rules for underage users were added.
View full change record →If a minor under the minimum age uses BeReal, their account may be subject to termination and their data should be deleted; parents should be aware that the platform may collect personal data including photos of minors.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Age restriction provisions engage COPPA for users under 13 in the United States, requiring verifiable parental consent before collecting personal information from children.
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Age restrictions determine whether minors can legally use the service and what additional protections apply to their data, which is particularly significant given BeReal's popularity among teenagers.
If a minor under the minimum age uses BeReal, their account may be subject to termination and their data should be deleted; parents should be aware that the platform may collect personal data including photos of minors.
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