It's infuriating when the argument is that "cancelling" this app would infringe on children's (and parents'?) rights while also the proposed alternative implici

It's infuriating when the argument is that "cancelling" this app would infringe on children's (and parents'?) rights while also the proposed alternative implicitly boils down to invading your child's privacy via surveillance software. So if your child ends up on Instagram Kids to their detriment it's because you failed as a parent but to take measures to actively prevent that you need to also fail. And this for an issue that doesn't even have to exist and we (well, Zuckerberg) can just decide not to create.