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As a non Australian parent, I quite envy you. Parents are almost as addicted as children and often take dozens of photos of every tiny event and post it on IG
by noufalibrahim 2y ago
As a non Australian parent, I quite envy you.
Parents are almost as addicted as children and often take dozens of photos of every tiny event and post it on IG without permission of other children who are there in the pictures. Many kids have their own channels which are promoted by parents and their identities are based around them. I do what I can (don't give them devices till they're 18 etc.) but it's hard when the whole society around you is pushing the other way. Some kind of societal regulation like what's happened in Australia will be a good thing. It will add friction to kids getting onto these platforms and that will significantly slow down adoption.
- rightbyte 2y ago> Many kids have their own channels which are promoted by parents and their identities are based around them. What kind of sociatal cast do they belong to? I'd imagine this is mainly a thing among wannabe elite, wannabe 'influencers'? Like failed pro sports parent forcing their children to go for it to.