>Does it mean that we should sell alcohol without age verification? That has an objective standard and a clear harm to children (and adults, but we're not able

>Does it mean that we should sell alcohol without age verification? That has an objective standard and a clear harm to children (and adults, but we're not able to prevent it). Meanwhile, there would definitely be a wide range of relatively harmless content arbitrarily not on your whitelist. >Instead of one "safe mode" there could be several, for example "safe for all", "safe for teens" etc. This is a good improvement on your idea, but it won't fix a lot of the issues people have with it. >I am sure they will pass the certification for safe content. Not the anime or cartoons I would have wanted to watch as a minor. The Simpsons, Family Guy, do I need to go on to South Park or Rick and Morty? Banned, there's sexuality and violence. Kids want these and will work around it.