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Families Policy

If you application is targeting minors (exclusively or not), it is needed to comply with the requirements established by Google Play's Families Policy.

To facilitate the compliance of these policies, the SDK allows to specify if the ad requests are targeted to minors, beside the ability to set the maximum content rating.

It is very important to comply with these requirements, and carefully review the related policies, to avoid any issues with Google Play.

Child directed content

To specify if an user is a minor or not, it is needed to include the following code before initializing the SDK:

// true  -> The user is a minor or the age is unknown
// false -> The user is an adult
AdSettings.setChildDirected(context, true)

If the user age is unknown, the app must treat that user as if they were a minor.

Content rating

To specify the maximum content rating, the following code must be added before initializing the SDK:

AdSettings.setMaxAdContentRating(context, AdContentRating.G)

The following values are available when specifying the content rating:

ValueDescription

AdContentRating.G

Content suitable for minors

AdContentRating.PG

Content suitable for most audiences with parental guidance

AdContentRating.T

Content suitable for teens

AdContentRating.MA

Content suitable only for adults

If the app is directed primarily to children, it is completely needed to specify the G rating,

Otherwise, if the app audience is mixed, a G or PG rating must be set.

Additional requirements

If you app is directed to children, exclusively or not, it is needed to remove the Facebook adapter that is included in our SDK due to not being certified by Google Play yet for its use with children.

To do this, it is needed to modify the SDK integration in the build.gradle file to specify the exclusion of the adapter, just as shown below:

implementation('com.wortise:android-sdk:x.y.z') {
    exclude group: 'com.google.ads.mediation', module: 'facebook'
}

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