> That made me actually laugh. Internet access is ubiquitous, parental digital literacy is often low, none of those are actually helpful suggestions that would

> That made me actually laugh. Internet access is ubiquitous, parental digital literacy is often low, none of those are actually helpful suggestions that would help address the symptom. And tools for enforcing any kind of rules on your own are hot garbage. Especially any that a normal person could possibly hope to figure out. You either have to cut off the 'net entirely (which is less practical with each passing year) or commit to a second job of managing this crap. I'm not a fan of bills like this, but also something's gonna have to change, or we'll get... bills like this. My guess is nothing will change, and this sort of thing is what'll happen instead.