The flaws of the law are more basic than anything mentioned. How exactly do people expect companies to enforce it? The most you can do is add a couple fields fo

The flaws of the law are more basic than anything mentioned. How exactly do people expect companies to enforce it? The most you can do is add a couple fields for the user to entire their birthday. The article states 'These findings prompted outrage back in May as politicians blamed Facebook for failing to curb underage usage.' … brilliant. The implication is that Facebook is required to collect data on < 13 year old children in order to determine their real age, only to realize that they've already violated the law.