If corporations are going to go to the lengths they go to to psychologically manipulate their uses, they themselves have raised the gravity of the situation in

If corporations are going to go to the lengths they go to to psychologically manipulate their uses, they themselves have raised the gravity of the situation in terms of how social media affects people. Especially when the psychology behind it is completely unknown to everyone (sure, everyone has an idea but I think some would be surprised at what they actually do). I’m with you that it’s still on the parents, but parents taking it to the social media companies in a way is embracing their role as parents to act on their kids behalf. All that out of the way, sounds a bit zany and I’m not sure how or if this could ever actually work.