Hello Apple Developer Support Team, We understand from the Declared Age Range documentation that, in some regulated regions, the system automatically provides the person’s age range and they can’t decline sharing it with the app. We have implemented the API as prescribed in the documentation. For certain users in Texas, the API returns: isEligibleForAgeFeatures == true declaredAgeRangeRequired == true However, in our testing we observe that these Texas users can still decline sharing their age range, either via the system prompt or later via Settings, which results in no age range being provided to the app. This behavior appears inconsistent with the documentation’s statement that, in regulated regions, the person “can’t decline” sharing their age range, and it also raises questions for us about how this aligns with the applicable legal requirements in Texas. Could you please clarify: Whether this behavior (Texas users being able to decline sharing their age range even when declaredAgeRangeRequired is true) is expected, and Under what exact conditions the “they can’t decline sharing” behavior is enforced for Texas accounts (for example, only for new Apple Accounts created in Texas after a certain date, or only for particular age categories)? Any guidance on how we should interpret isEligibleForAgeFeatures and declaredAgeRangeRequired in this scenario would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.