> Unless of course we ask adults to provide their credit card or driver's license to sign up. Which I suspect they won't. To your point; we’ve been dealing wit

> Unless of course we ask adults to provide their credit card or driver's license to sign up. Which I suspect they won't. To your point; we’ve been dealing with a variation of this for decades (maybe even millennia?). The core issue is that kids have more time and energy than any parent, and they have inquisitive problem-solving minds motivated by an intense-to-them need for social connection. Parental control software: Bypassed Firewalls and DNS blocks: Bypassed Parental locks on modern phones: Bypassed “Are you over 18?” prompts: irrelevant Asking for driver’s license? Good luck. Are lawmakers going to commit to the inevitable cat and mouse game that starts with kids doing AI forgeries of licenses?