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> You remove kids by default (no credit card/bank card Children have parents and many of them will shell out thousands of dollars a year so their kid can buy F
by throwaway894345 5y ago
> You remove kids by default (no credit card/bank card
Children have parents and many of them will shell out thousands of dollars a year so their kid can buy Fortnite skins. I don’t imagine a credit card requirement will keep kids off of social media.
For the purposes of addressing some of the data privacy concerns, I think it would be even easier to just restrict the collection and/or sale of personal information. Simply charging for the service doesn’t prevent or disincentivize companies from also selling your data.
- Factorium 5y agoThe control is still with the parents. They can cut off access by controlling payment access. When the product is free, the control is with the corporation.
- throwaway894345 5y agoAgreed, it sounded like you were trying to prevent kids' access altogether and not just give better parental controls..