How Google helps provide an age-appropriate experience

Every day, we focus on keeping the people who use our products and services safer online.

We take special care on our products built for kids and teens, including offering options that are tailored to different ages.

For our other products, we have extra protections for kids and teens, such as easy-to-understand privacy resources, privacy-protective settings, and restrictions on certain types of content.

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Key changes for people under 18

When our systems indicate you may be under 18, we take additional measures to provide a more age-appropriate online experience. Some Google settings and features may work differently depending on applicable local law.

Google may take other steps to help provide age-appropriate content and experiences.

Verify your age

For more options or to verify your age, you can sign in to your Google Account.

If you’re 18 or older, make sure your birthday is correct in My Account. In some regions, you can use a credit card or government-issued ID to verify your age.

Important: Google will never ask you to provide this type of information in an email or over the phone.

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