Microsoft's Siri-like Cortana service doesn't talk to kids

@EasyComeEasyGo But then kids would complain that you have to be 18 or older to use your proposed Sexbot, and wonder if they can lie to the Sexbot about their age, or does the pitch of their voice matter in determining their age, etc.

@Wistful_Gamer Don't we all :(

@wEEman33 If you're under 13 and upset about this, just be glad you can play awesome games at your age (and younger). When I was under 13 all we had were sub-8-bit 2D games on the Atari and PC (if your family was rich enough to own a PC), and most of the games were total crap. And the internet and cell phones didn't exist.

@RC-Sev Let me explain it by quoting about half of this short article:

"Cortana also collects data on users in the process in order to improve the experience over time, meaning it is subject to the US government's Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). COPPA’s policies insure that children under the age of 13 can’t share information online without the approval of a parent. According to GameSpot sister site CNET, at this point in development Cortana doesn’t have any parental controls..."