[{'role': 'user', 'content': "Analyze the following clause from a privacy policy and determine if it's fair or unfair. Also identify any privacy practices mentioned: Children & Education We understand the importance of taking extra precautions to protect the privacy and safety of children using Apple products and services. Children under the age of 13, or equivalent minimum age in the relevant jurisdiction, are not permitted to create their own Apple IDs, unless their parent provided verifiable consent or as part of the child account creation process in Family Sharing or they have obtained a Managed Apple ID account (where available) through their school. For example, a parent must review the Apple ID and Family Sharing Disclosure and agree to the Consent to Apple's Collection, Use and Disclosure of Your Child's Information; and the iTunes Store Terms and Conditions, before they can begin the Apple ID account creation process for their child. In addition, schools that participate in Apple School Manager and have reviewed and consented to the Managed Apple IDs for Students Disclosure may create Managed Apple IDs for students. The Managed Apple IDs for Students Disclosure describes how Apple handles student information and supplements Apple's Privacy Policy. Learn more about Family Sharing, the Managed Apple IDs and Restrictions for children's accounts."}, {'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'This clause is fair. The privacy practices mentioned are: nan.'}]