There is a solution: it's installing netnanny (or whatever it's called these days) on your children's devices, and being a responsible parent to the best of you

There is a solution: it's installing netnanny (or whatever it's called these days) on your children's devices, and being a responsible parent to the best of your abilities. Please don't let your squeamishness for your children's sake crap over everyone else's freedom to not be put on a leakable list that can be used to further erode our privacy for decades to come. Now you might say "but buying booze has an id check: surely this is the same!". To that I say: - Buying booze is not something you can be blackmailed or shamed about, except in very specific circumstances - When I buy booze I flash an ID that the human can look at and trust, and then they promptly forget who I am when they serve the next person. I'm not sure if that's either implementable on the internet, or even desired.