GDPR GDPR-Art.8: Conditions applicable to child's consent
Where consent is the lawful basis and information society services are offered directly to a child, processing the child's personal data on the child's own consent is lawful only from age 16, or from the lower age a Member State has set in law, which may be no lower than 13. Below that age the processing is lawful only to the extent consent is given or authorised by the holder of parental responsibility, and the controller must make reasonable efforts to verify that it was, taking available technology into consideration.
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