If you're asked to confirm that you're an adult
Apple has implemented a requirement for users to confirm their age when creating an account or using certain services. This is mandated by law in various countries and regions, particularly for actions involving age-restricted content. Users can confirm their age through methods such as providing credit card information or scanning government-issued IDs.
- ▪Users may be prompted to confirm their age when creating a new Apple Account or downloading apps with an age rating of 18+.
- ▪Methods for confirming age include using existing Apple Account information, adding a credit card, or scanning a government-issued ID.
- ▪If users choose not to confirm their age, they can still use their device but will be restricted from certain actions until confirmation is completed.
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