“We take steps to avoid the collection of information for targeted advertising purposes when we believe the Service is being used by Students or Children.”
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Khan Academy's belief that Students or Children are using the Service triggers active measures to prevent targeted advertising data collection for that group.
Interpretive note: The clause is conditioned on Khan Academy's belief that Students or Children are using the Service, and describes 'steps to avoid' rather than an absolute prohibition. The scope of those steps is not defined in the excerpt.
When Khan Academy believes you are a Student or Child using the Service, it takes steps to avoid collecting your information for targeted advertising purposes.
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Khan Academy's belief that Students or Children are using the Service triggers active measures to prevent targeted advertising data collection for that group.
When Khan Academy believes you are a Student or Child using the Service, it takes steps to avoid collecting your information for targeted advertising purposes.
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