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What would be left? They wouldn't be able to access social media or google. That might not sound so bad to me, but I doubt most children or parents would be hap
by autoexec 4y ago
What would be left? They wouldn't be able to access social media or google. That might not sound so bad to me, but I doubt most children or parents would be happy with that. Not if they want some way for kids to have meaningful access to the internet and also prevent companies from collecting their kid's data. Not that California's law would even do that, but it's how they're selling it to people.
- chlodwig 4y agoGoogle is wealthy enough to create a G-rated version of its service that doesn't have the privacy issues. Or a startup could tackle the problem.
- kube-system 4y agoEvery site that complies with COPPA today.