Most kids inherit their parents’ email provider. That one inbox becomes their login, their recovery method, their first entry in an ad profile.

This all happens before they understand what any of it means.

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Think about it: your parents gave you a Gmail address at 13. You used it for everything: games, shopping, school.

That data never disappeared. It got logged, cross-referenced, and packaged into a profile about you.

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