> the issue is unfettered exposure to social media. I half agree, but think the issue is more "exposure to unfettered social media" (a bit of a word stunt* I g

> the issue is unfettered exposure to social media. I half agree, but think the issue is more "exposure to unfettered social media" (a bit of a word stunt* I guess, but I'm sure you get what I mean). Through as a parent I agree that there is only so much you can do about social media itself, so you have to find a compromise like you did. *it's more like the access/view the child has to (a potential subset) of a social media providers content then the social media itself