> I think it should be the parents responsibility. Parents and corps aren't the only ones in this conversation. There is also governments. Should we have let

> I think it should be the parents responsibility. Parents and corps aren't the only ones in this conversation. There is also governments. Should we have let parents decide if kids smoking was ok or not? Some governments stepped in and required labels be placed on packages and set age limits. I'm not saying that the way smoking was handled was right or wrong. I'm using it to illustrate that there are other angles and players. > That's why social media should be forced to perform studies on the risks associated with their products and make those studies public. One of the things I've found is that studies performed by an organization on their stuff tend to show it in a much better light than independent studies. When there is a financial interest people tend to contort things to improve on their financial interest. I don't want to see studies from them. I want independent studies with researchers who are allowed to get enough data to perform them. > Parents should be the final say in what is right for their kids. What happens when you have uninformed parents? I'm reminded that these tech companies are using strategies meant to hide the knowledge of what they're doing from the people they're doing it to. How do you handle that part of the equation?