Then that is the 18+ age signal. “This user is not covered by age restrictions” implies they’re older than 18.
And as the law says…
(4) A developer that receives a signal pursuant to this title shall use that signal to comply with applicable law but shall not do either of the following:
(A) Request more information from an operating system provider or a covered application store than the minimum amount of information necessary to comply with this title.
(B) Share the signal with a third party for a purpose not required by this title.
The API should work like parental controls: Is a kid and age bracket/meets minimum age. Anything else is a NULL or no age value.
If you have to say you are 18 then it applies to everyone.
Then that is the 18+ age signal. “This user is not covered by age restrictions” implies they’re older than 18.
And as the law says…
Parental controls don’t apply to anyone not using parental controls.
This applies to everyone.
Do you get how those are two very different things?