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Inspire 3 suitable for a child on iPhone in Australia

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‎06-27-2023 20:09

‎06-27-2023 20:09

Hi,

We've just bought an Inspire 3 for my 13yo daughter. We're based in Australia. From reading the forums, it appears we can't set it up for a child her age. Is that true?

 

 

 

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‎06-28-2023 03:54 - edited ‎06-28-2023 13:20

‎06-28-2023 03:54 - edited ‎06-28-2023 13:20

@thereisnosquare   I'm in the US, so my answer is coming from an internet search.  You daughter should be able to use a Inspire 3 with her own account with her own email/password.  I saw a few 2021 news headlines that wrote that Australia wanted to change your internet privacy laws and raise the age to 16 -- this would include Fitbit and sites like Facebook, Instagram, and Tik-Tok.  All my information says she is fine with her own account.

Laurie | Maryland
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