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We do need laws. A parent cannot fight a fight versus ten-twenty billion/trillion dollar companies. Sugar in your cornflakes, sounds and graphics in your games,
by HenryBemis 2y ago
We do need laws. A parent cannot fight a fight versus ten-twenty billion/trillion dollar companies. Sugar in your cornflakes, sounds and graphics in your games, insane tracking on ads, and so on.
Those a-holes end up knowing more about your kid than you. And if you try to "fight" them by blocking their access to your kid, they got so many kids hooked up already that the exposure to garbage is unavoidable by some kid whose parents lost the fight or didn't bother to begin with.
A law will protect your kid from gambling in games with "chest full of surprises", and so on.
- robertlagrant 2y ago> A parent cannot fight a fight versus ten-twenty billion/trillion dollar companies Of course they can. I won't buy my kids a Javelin from Raytheon, nor a smartphone with Facebook on. With or without laws stopping me.
- kelnos 2y agoThat's fine until your teenager becomes a social outcast because they're not allowed to use the social media and messaging apps their peers use.