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How will you enforce this? What if a child is at school where there are Chromebooks and teachers aren’t as tech savvy as the majority of hacker news? What if
by r0fl 1y ago
How will you enforce this?
What if a child is at school where there are Chromebooks and teachers aren’t as tech savvy as the majority of hacker news?
What if a child is at a library that has Chromebooks you can take out and use for homework?
Wha if a child is at an older cousins place?
What if a child is a park with their friends and uses a device?
Should parents be next to their child helicopters parenting 24/7?
Is that how you remember your childhood? Is that how you currently parent giving zero atonony to children?
Blaming parents is ridiculous. Lot of parents aren’t tech savvy and are too dumb to be tech savvy and stay on top of the latest tech thing
- fluoridation 1y agoYou don't enforce it. The point of such laws is not to actually be enforced, but as a legal tool when problems come up. For example, if you as an adult say something inappropriate to a child online thinking it's an adult, you'd be protected if it's ever brought up, because the child shouldn't have been online to begin with and it was not your responsibility to check the other person's age. It's not unlike being in a bar and assuming everyone is 18 or older, because it's the bar's responsibility to forbid entry to anyone younger.
- molave 1y agoSuch a mindset is ripe for selective enforcement and discrimination if society or someone powerful does not like you.
- fluoridation 1y agoSelective enforcement of what? If society does not like you, "you" being who exactly?
- molave 1y ago"You" could range from being a scapegoat in a family/school class, to you being a member of an undesirable minority.
- fluoridation 1y agoDoesn't really answer my question.