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Google is ultimately subject to the laws of the US where it's 18 at the federal level. It also doesn't really matter: if the policy says 18, it's 18.
by Kye 4y ago
Google is ultimately subject to the laws of the US where it's 18 at the federal level. It also doesn't really matter: if the policy says 18, it's 18.
- Hizonner 4y agoGoogle is subject to the laws of every jurisdiction in which Google operates. Furthermore US law doesn't actually require Google to refuse to do business with minors. So if a jurisdiction had some rule that was contradictory to Google's policy (which I doubt), then Google would have to comply.
- jacques_chester 4y agoI suspect the difficulty is that it's legally difficult to enforce contracts with minors. Easier to just refuse to deal with them.