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"when you create a profile for your child associated with your Google account, we will use the information tied to each profile to offer the child personalized content likely to be of interest to them...Excerpt from YouTube Kids's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “when you create a profile for your child associated with your Google account, we will use the information tied to each profile to offer the child personalized content likely to be of interest to them...”
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