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> The issue that Facebook is trying to solve is that kids already use the platform. I would assume that if Facebook cared the slightest bit, they would be able
by beefield 5y ago
> The issue that Facebook is trying to solve is that kids already use the platform.
I would assume that if Facebook cared the slightest bit, they would be able to identify users that are six years old and simply redirect them to a safe page that is not facebook. Maybe a page that says that if you really are overage, could you please send your id. At least that's what they seem to be doing if they think the user account is not legit for some other reason.
- fallingknife 5y agoYou mean like all of those "are you 18?" popups that I'm sure you always answered honestly?
- ahepp 5y agoThis company made over $85 billion revenue in 2020 based on the idea that they can precisely target ads to specific groups. The claim that they can't outsmart 6 - 13 year olds (elementary school children) is not believable.