Who needs ads when you're giving parents an incentive to continue locking their children indoors? It seems most of the replies that are positive about this ser

Who needs ads when you're giving parents an incentive to continue locking their children indoors? It seems most of the replies that are positive about this service, focus on the way they've helped rear children during Covid. That breaks my heart, since kids ought to be able to play with their friends in person anyway. Parents have been incredibly docile about lockdowns and have played along since there's been technology afoot to make it all go smoother. But this only works for a portion of the population that has the money, time, knowledge, and resources to secure such things for their kid. This is a terrible idea in practice in the way it imposes further hierarchy and inequity among kids. In-person, children are on equitable grounds with one another, but this creates a void of separation where rich kids will be able to dominate over the poorer ones.