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>NONE of these companies send anyone anywhere to actually check that the parents OK'ed going on omegle etc. Why don't we instead ask how many parents actually
by whatshisface 3y ago
>NONE of these companies send anyone anywhere to actually check that the parents OK'ed going on omegle etc.
Why don't we instead ask how many parents actually check? Instead of requesting Apple/Google/Microsoft to help parents see their kid's browsing history from the get-go, we seem to be working towards internet based controls that will also impact the privacy and freedom of adults.
- ryandvm 3y agoWhy do we prohibit children from buying booze and guns? Isn't it incumbent upon the parents to prevent them from accessing those things?
- whatshisface 3y agoTeenagers are too independent for parental control over their shopping trips to be a possibility, but here we're talking about 13 years and younger.