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Deterring kids is still valuable. A lot of them won’t bother with figuring out how to get around the automated detection.
by alyxya 1y ago
Deterring kids is still valuable. A lot of them won’t bother with figuring out how to get around the automated detection.
- dylan604 1y agoDeterring kids just makes the kids that much more determined. What could possibly be so bad that the adults don't want the kids to use it? Let's find out...
- gilleain 1y agoAs the Simpson's quote goes : "Oh Ralphy, why are you always so curious about Daddy's Forbidden Cupboard of Mysteries? ..."
- ambicapter 1y agoIt makes _some_ kids more determined, most kids probably don't care that much.
- mcmoor 1y agoSometimes it's what we want! Especially if that determination results in them training inventive mind to hack. Most of us 20 years ago learnt to navigate our way in the network because of lots of restrictions and obfuscations built-in. Although it'd still be lame if it's so easy to break that someone can share the key, and then the kids don't need to learn anything.
- seanhunter 1y agoThat’s presumably why age-based deterrents have worked so well at preventing kids from going to age-restricted movies, drinking underage …