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I read the ToS before posting that. It's overruled by the fact that the adult can utilize the service and legally YouTube can't force a parent to remove their c
by adventured 8y ago
I read the ToS before posting that. It's overruled by the fact that the adult can utilize the service and legally YouTube can't force a parent to remove their child from the room while said parent is utilizing YouTube. It's perfectly legal and does not violate the ToS. The parent is using YouTube, the ToS applies to them and not the child.
It is that simple. It would be laughed out of court on any challenge as an issue.
You can also use thousands of other popular sites that are 13 age restricted while in the presence of your children.
- inerte 8y agoI don’t think we’re talking about a parent using with an under 13 in the room, but an actual under 13 using. Does YouTube TOS allow a six year old use its service directly? Actually interact with the service and not passively watch an adult do it?