Google starts rolling out YouTube-style age checks for Play Store
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority
TL;DR
- Google has reportedly started rolling out its new age verification requirements for the Play Store.
- Failure to prove you are 18 or older could lead to disruptions in app downloads.
- Users can verify their age for the Play Store using a government-issued ID, taking a selfie, using a credit card, or through a third-party age-estimation provider such as Verifymy.io.
Google has apparently started rolling out its new Play Store age verification system, similar to the process it recently introduced on YouTube.
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