Yes, kids can use Ancestry, but with parental or guardian involvement.
Here's a breakdown:
- Minors and AncestryDNA: When a minor uses AncestryDNA, their parent or legal guardian is responsible for their actions.
- Consent: The parent or guardian is considered to have consented to Ancestry's use of the minor's information.
- Guardianship Representation: By submitting a DNA sample for a minor, you confirm that you are their parent or legal guardian, as stated in the reference material.
In summary, while children can participate in Ancestry services like DNA testing, it requires a parent or legal guardian to manage the process and provide consent.
