> Keep in mind that invading their privacy means breaking their trust at an age where a large part of their emotional and social development all but requires it

> Keep in mind that invading their privacy means breaking their trust at an age where a large part of their emotional and social development all but requires it. That's why I was careful to say that the default would be to trust them, but only after they show they can't handle it will they be monitored, but in a way they are fully aware of and we would review the logs together. But my point was I hope I never have to get that far -- that I can just teach them to be safe and leave it at that.