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How do you possibly enforce something like that for only kids without invading everyone's privacy? What makes you think kids won't find a hundred ways around it
by goatlover 4y ago
How do you possibly enforce something like that for only kids without invading everyone's privacy? What makes you think kids won't find a hundred ways around it?
- snvzz 4y agoI am glad you agree with the premise that we should do it, and it's now a matter of how. We can figure out the how. Say: - No sale of phones nor phone lines nor ISP's services to children. - No public access to internet for children in schools, libraries or coffee stores. - Information campaign for parents. - ToS of any internet-based service to forbid use by children. It doesn't need to go much further than this. Similar to how we don't feed caffeine to kids. Or allow them anywhere near pornography. No draconian measures are necessary, and we can introduce the measures progressively e.g. starting with under 12, then 15, then finally at 18.