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According to the official Play Console website, a Neutral Age Screen must be implemented in an app so that the ads that are shown are suitable for that children. This is what it is said by Play Console:

A neutral age screen is a mechanism to verify a user's age in a way that doesn't encourage them to falsify their age and gain access to areas of your app that aren't designed for children, for example, an age gate. An example of this would be a system that asks users to freely enter their month, day, and year of birth. An incorrect setup of a neutral age screen would be presetting the birth date to the required age (for example, 13 years old) or indicating that a certain age is required to access areas of the app. Additional guidance on age screens may be found on the FTC website.

Okay, If I have understood it correctly, asking the birthdate should be enough to accomplish Neutral Age Screen, right?

Now that we have obtained the age of the user thanks to the birthdate, I have thought of making the following:

if(age >= 18){
 adRequestBuilder.setMaxAdContentRating(MAX_AD_CONTENT_RATING_MA);
}
else if(age >= 12){
 adRequestBuilder.setMaxAdContentRating(MAX_AD_CONTENT_RATING_T);
}
else if(age >= 7){
 adRequestBuilder.setMaxAdContentRating(MAX_AD_CONTENT_RATING_PG);
}
else{
 adRequestBuilder.setMaxAdContentRating(MAX_AD_CONTENT_RATING_G);
}

Is that okay?

pequeñaluna
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The layout is also important. For example, I got rejected for such a design. It seems that because of the "red buttons".

KVinS
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