The statement identifies that individuals under the age of 16 (or the applicable age of consent in their jurisdiction) must opt in to certain disclosures of their Personal Data to third parties, rather than opting out.
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This provision establishes a distinct opt-in requirement for minors regarding third-party data disclosures, which engages CCPA/CPRA minor consent provisions, GDPR Article 8 age of digital consent requirements, and COPPA where applicable to children under 13.
Interpretive note: The age threshold varies by jurisdiction and the document does not specify the mechanisms used to verify age or obtain minor consent, leaving operational implementation uncertain.
Under this provision, individuals under 16 (or the applicable local age threshold) are subject to an opt-in requirement for certain third-party disclosures rather than the opt-out mechanism available to adults. The agreement states the applicable age threshold varies by jurisdiction.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages CCPA/CPRA Section 1798.120 (minor opt-in for sale of Personal Data for individuals under 16), GDPR Article 8 (age of digital consent ranging from 13 to 16 across EU member …
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This provision establishes a distinct opt-in requirement for minors regarding third-party data disclosures, which engages CCPA/CPRA minor consent provisions, GDPR Article 8 age of digital consent requirements, and COPPA where applicable to children under 13.
Under this provision, individuals under 16 (or the applicable local age threshold) are subject to an opt-in requirement for certain third-party disclosures rather than the opt-out mechanism available to adults. The agreement states the applicable age threshold varies by jurisdiction.
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