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This provision imposes age restrictions on Gemini use but relies on user self-reporting and parental consent rather than robust age verification, which may not adequately protect minors.
Minors below the age of Google Account eligibility in their country are restricted from using Gemini without parental consent, but the policy does not specify any technical age verification mechanism, leaving enforcement to self-declaration.
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This provision imposes age restrictions on Gemini use but relies on user self-reporting and parental consent rather than robust age verification, which may not adequately protect minors.
Minors below the age of Google Account eligibility in their country are restricted from using Gemini without parental consent, but the policy does not specify any technical age verification mechanism, leaving enforcement to self-declaration.
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