MHB How old does Google think you are?

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The discussion revolves around a link that reveals how Google estimates a user's age based on cookie data. Participants share their results, with one user reporting that Google thinks they are 18-24, while another confirms an age range of 25-34. A humorous comment highlights an exaggerated age of 234, showcasing the lighthearted nature of the conversation. Overall, the thread emphasizes the accuracy and variability of Google's age estimation based on user data.
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By following this link, you will discover how old Google thinks you are based on the information stored in your cookie.

Incidentally it thinks I am 18-24(Mooning)

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CaptainBlack said:
By following this link, you will discover how old Google thinks you are based on the information stored in your cookie.

Incidentally it thinks I am 18-24(Mooning)

CB

I got the same thing (rightfully so...I hope?). XD
 
It got mine right: 25-34 years.
 
Got me too.
 
Mine says I'm 234.:p
 

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