>The problem is is that there is still a large portion of parents who will give their children devices despite being less educated on the dangers of online safe

>The problem is is that there is still a large portion of parents who will give their children devices despite being less educated on the dangers of online safety regarding children. The government could educate, in my country there are a lot of informational on radio/TV like "drink at least 2L of water" , we need to attempt to solve the problem very close to it's roots. Like why should I click "I am 18" over and over again, the OS should know my age , the browser should ask my OS and if a parent setup correctly the device then the browser would refuse to load this website (the website would put somewhere in headers the age restrictions). Honestly I do not see how removing encryption helps children, if you do it wrong you might even make it possible for people to now spy on children,