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emrakul: 1 year ago via Android

How does ask.com know your age?

I see some people acting like ten year olds and was wonder how can ask.com know if you are under 13.

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FatKenney: 1 year ago

We're on the honor system. They lay out the guidelines and hope that people have the decency to adhere to them.

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Rainbowninja: 1 year ago

I guess they could look through your info. and you may have put your age... otherwise people admit that they are not 13 or older, and yeah... im just guedssing

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giantfan88: 1 year ago

They can just tell

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Baby_Face159: 1 year ago

they could tell if you ask the most immature questions. if someone would like spongebob better than i dont know someone else Dora>>? lol but that's probably when they would know.
or when you are responding immaturely and are being a really inappropriate child that can't grow up... i hope this might help.

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FatKenney: 1 year ago

Hey, I'm 38 and I have strong convictions about SpongeBob.

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Baby_Face159: 1 year ago

lol no i mean like other tv showshahah im 17 and i watch alot of tv<<< so no worries... my mom is 53 and she watches tesmanian devil almost all the time so no hard feelings i hope.. but i hope what i was saying in certain ways people got.?? >.< 0.o

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FarmerGirlMaryJo: 1 year ago

Ask.com sees all, knows all...

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joanie46: 1 year ago via iPhone | Last edited at 6:43AM on 4/8/2012

I think some parents have parental controls on their computer, so their kids show up as "copa12345" automatically, (Child Online Protection Act). The others give it away sooner or later in a question.

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joanie46: 1 year ago via iPhone

That's the way I understand it. I'm not infallible. The thing that makes me wonder is why Ask doesn't delete them.

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