As a parent, I want to understand what personal data Microsoft generally collects, how parental consent is handled for children's accounts, and what options I have to manage my child's data. Please navigate to the 'Personal data we collect' section and summarize the general categories of data collected. Then, navigate to the 'Collection of data from children' section and explain how parental consent works and what tools are available for parents to manage their child's data.
Navigate to 'https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacy-statement'. Click on the 'Personal data we collect' link (ID 242) within the table of contents. Read the content under this section to identify the general categories of personal data collected. Navigate back to the table of contents. Click on the 'Collection of data from children' link (ID 263) within the table of contents. Read the content under this section to determine how parental consent is handled. Identify the tools or options available for parents to manage their child's data. Synthesize the collected information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Personal data we collect' section. The agent states that Microsoft collects data directly from the user and by collecting data about user interactions, use, and experiences with products. The agent states that the data collected depends on the context of interactions, choices made (including privacy settings), and products/features used. The agent mentions that data is also obtained from Microsoft affiliates, subsidiaries, and third parties. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Collection of data from children' section. The agent states that parental consent or authorization is required for children under 13 (or as specified by law) to use certain Microsoft products/services or create accounts. The agent states that parents/guardians can change or revoke consent choices. The agent states that parents/guardians can manage their child’s information and settings on their 'Family Safety' page. The agent states that parents/guardians can view and delete a child’s data on their 'privacy dashboard'.