[Rikku Watro]

Is there an age requirement for Android Central Forums? I'm already 14-15 years old... I think 14 is old enough for Android Central

[AzharB17]

No there isn't, but please quit all the silly unnecessary threads about volume warnings and Galaxy S6. The S6 is at least 3 months away from UNVEILING ONLY. Everything you see is speculation or rumour. And regarding the volume warning, Google it and you will find many ways to stop it. Please try and be mature, even if there aren't age restrictions
P.S I don't mean to offend you, I'm just trying to help you

[anon8380037]

...... also have a look around the forums here on Android Central. There is a rumored devices forum, site information forum, Phone wars, general help and social forums inside Android Central Community, and many more. You will get longer conversations there over time.
The volunteer ambassadors here and others who help out are trying to answer as many urgent questions on this forum for new people as they can - and they are stretched.

It is encouraged to search for an answer or a thread for your question before starting a new one. That way everyone benefits.

Say Hi in Introductions - Android Central Lounge, where the Ambassadors will say hello.

Welcome to Android Central - Enjoy.

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[Golfdriver97]

I do not believe there is a required age. I think the site suggests you be at least 13, but I can't find anything to support that.

[anon8380037]

Oh dear!
I've been told I have a mental age of 11 and 3 quarters.

See you all in 2016.

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[Golfdriver97]

Oh dear!
I've been told I have a mental age of 11 and 3 quarters.

See you all in 2016.

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I act my shoe size more often than not, so that makes me 10.5....

[anon8380037]

I act my shoe size more often than not, so that makes me 10.5....

LOL!
That would only make me 8 on a good day.

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[Rukbat]

It is encouraged to search for an answer or a thread for your question before starting a new one. That way everyone benefits.

It would also be appreciated, at least by this poster, if people didn't try to ask the same question 20 different ways in an attempt to get a different answer. That's just 19 posts we have to spend time looking at that we find have already been answered the first time. You don't have to like reality, but you have to accept that it's real. You can't touch your left elbow with your left hand without breaking your left arm if you're human, no matter how many different ways you ask how to do it.