Linking & Identification · Company practice
AgeGraph stores your verified status for reuse across Partners
After age verification, KWS stores your verified status, including your confirmed minimum age such as 16+ or 18+, with a scrambled version of your email address. AgeGraph lets you use that email with other Partners that use KWS without verifying again, which KWS says reduces personal-information collection. AgeGraph does not store the ID document or face scan used to verify age. You can opt out at any time by emailing privacy@kidswebservices.com or using the link in your successful-verification email. The stored age information is a confirmed minimum-age threshold, not a stated record of your exact age.
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Once you verify your age, we store your verified status (including your confirmed minimum age, e.g. 16+, 18+) with a scrambled version of your email address. This lets you use your email to access other Partner apps, games or services that use KWS without verifying again. We call this AgeGraph. It helps reduce how much personal information is collected.
We do not store the information you provide to verify your age, like your ID document or face scan, in our AgeGraph.
You can opt out of AgeGraph anytime by emailing privacy@kidswebservices.com or clicking on the opt-out link in the email we send you confirming that you have successfully verified your age.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Reuse applies to other Partner services that use KWS.
- Verification documents and face scans are excluded from AgeGraph.
- You can opt out by email or the link in your verification-confirmation email.
Cross-references
- qualified by (model-proposed): AgeGraph does not store your verification documents or face scan — AgeGraph stores verified status and a scrambled email, but excludes the ID documents and face scans used to verify age.
- qualified by (model-proposed): You can opt out of AgeGraph at any time — The cross-Partner reuse record is subject to an anytime opt-out through email or the verification-confirmation link.