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A lot of these laws "to protect the kids", have nothing to do with that purpose or are highly misguided. What is presented instead is the usual attempts at gro
by Tozen 4y ago
A lot of these laws "to protect the kids", have nothing to do with that purpose or are highly misguided. What is presented instead is the usual attempts at gross censorship, nanny state ideology, outright spyware, and/or a lack of common sense. Such BS laws are easily circumvented with VPN (or functionally similar) and are nearly unenforceable.
Much better for the parents to exert some direct control over what their kids are doing (as oppose to expect the state to) and express to them whatever their values and expectations are.