I concur. My (younger-than-13) children have Gmail accounts (which they don't have the passwords for), partly for use with Khan Academy. With the OS X parental

I concur. My (younger-than-13) children have Gmail accounts (which they don't have the passwords for), partly for use with Khan Academy. With the OS X parental filters, my kids know that mom gets a copy of every email sent to them. When they're 13, we'll relax those restrictions. As for Facebook? Not happening until they have a better grasp of the consequences of publicly sharing information ... which may not occur until well after 13. The Internet doesn't forget. I'd like to not allow my kids to learn that the hard way too early in their lives.