Just recently in the news: tl;dr: 10 year old girl talks to a man on a game, tells him where she lives, leaves a note to her parents saying she went to a frien

Just recently in the news: tl;dr: 10 year old girl talks to a man on a game, tells him where she lives, leaves a note to her parents saying she went to a friend's house. He picks her up, takes her to a motel and rapes her. http://www.theledger.com/news/20180329/polk-county-sheriffs-office-man-kidnapped-sexually-abused-girl-10 http://www.theledger.com/news/20180329/polk-county-sheriffs-... I bet those parents wish they had been paying more attention to what she was doing online. Not every 10 year old is that naive and not every 10 year old would do something like that. But some 10 year olds are, and someone who does not know the child is not qualified to discern the child's level of naivete. As a parent, I feel I am qualified to discern this and apply the appropriate safeguards to the child's environment to mitigate the dangers until the child is capable of handling the risks himself.