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Google is expanding its Play Age Signals API to enhance age verification for app users in light of new regulations. The system connects to the Family Link app, allowing parents to set age ranges for their children's accounts without requiring ID verification.
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Google is expanding its Play Age Signals API to enhance age verification for app users in light of new regulations. The system connects to the Family Link app, allowing parents to set age ranges for their children's accounts without requiring ID verification.
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Google Expands Age Verification System for Play Store