X states that it infers a user's age based on how they interact with the platform, which is used to apply policies for minor users.
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The document states that X infers minor status from behavioral interactions rather than verified age documentation, which has implications for what content and protections are applied to accounts belonging to users under age.
Interpretive note: The document excerpt referencing age inference is brief and does not specify the methodology, thresholds, or data types used, making it difficult to assess adequacy under specific regulatory frameworks.
For parents and minor users, this provision states that X may classify an account as belonging to a minor based on platform interaction patterns rather than verified age, which determines what content policies and protections apply to that account.
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"user's age based on their interactions with the site.Excerpt from X's Rules and Policies
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages COPPA in the US, which governs data collection from users under 13, GDPR Article 8 in the EU regarding consent conditions for minors, and the UK Age Appropriate Design …
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The document states that X infers minor status from behavioral interactions rather than verified age documentation, which has implications for what content and protections are applied to accounts belonging to users under age.
For parents and minor users, this provision states that X may classify an account as belonging to a minor based on platform interaction patterns rather than verified age, which determines what content policies and protections apply to that account.
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