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Honestly, this is completely ridiculous and makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. It'll not only disturb people's lives if it goes on ahead, but could also have

Honestly, this is completely ridiculous and makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. It'll not only disturb people's lives if it goes on ahead, but could also have the potential risk of identity theft increasing depending on how it is implemented. And the saddest part of all, is that this is completely pointless. It's extremely easy to circumvent, including for those with little to no tech knowledge, not to mention you can find hardcore pornography on platforms such as Twitter by typing 3 letters "Sex" and one click, plus all the hundreds of thousands of keywords that will lead you there, including such words as "Amateur", "Schoolgirl"... They learned nothing from the UK.

Mangalor 6y ago
If a 9-year-old types into Google, they will easily find porn. But, maybe it shouldn't be so easy. And yes, once they're in middle school and high school they'll just figure out alternatives, but I don't think it's unreasonable to put up some dead simple barriers to protect innocence. Just because it was easy for those of us growing up in the 90s and after doesn't mean all children have to be exposed like that.