> accidentally stumble upon a site for predators. So public Minecraft servers, public minecraft forums, and /r/minecraft? Surely you don't think that kids and

> accidentally stumble upon a site for predators. So public Minecraft servers, public minecraft forums, and /r/minecraft? Surely you don't think that kids and pedophiles are meeting on forums specifically designed for it, right? I imagine that kids are preyed on by pedophiles who join spaces that are interesting for kids. How do you prevent that, or even know when it's going on? The tools they're giving to parents are no more powerful than a browser history. > It's a tool that can be used for good or bad, but will depend on the parents. The potential for bad outcomes has been highlighted by other readers. What good can this feasibly do? And is that good worth the potential for abuse and the obvious security concerns that it places in Windows for users who aren't kids? I think not.