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I must not find the divide as strikining because it's not clear to me whether your comment intends to highlight rich+FAANG parents as better or worse at appropr
by zamadatix 2y ago
I must not find the divide as strikining because it's not clear to me whether your comment intends to highlight rich+FAANG parents as better or worse at appropriately managing technology around their kids.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> whether your comment intends to highlight rich+FAANG parents as better or worse at appropriately managing technology around their kids Rich and FAANG parents tend to be better at restricting their kids’ phone and tablet use. Far from universal. But take this article—Greenwich is a rich town.
- tyre 2y agoin my experience parents in tech and especially those who work in engagement/addiction farming apps are far more reticent to allow their children to use screens, allow it later in their life, and more heavily police screen time. Limited anecdata, of course, but it makes sense that they’re aware of the dangers (they’re building them, know people are, or at least understand them) better than the median civilian.