Not sure you have had kids? You generally can't supervise them 100% of the time, and that would also be harmful to their development. It's almost impossible t

Not sure you have had kids? You generally can't supervise them 100% of the time, and that would also be harmful to their development. It's almost impossible to control what your kid can do or see or who they interact with once they get on the internet. I had long conversations with my son about the dangers, and thankfully he seems to have absorbed them, but not all do. I wish there had been safe, non toxic areas, equivalent to playing in the back yard, for kids. For the record, I don't think banning social media for under 14s will work particularly well. It's more about providing safer places than banning existing ones IMHO.