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Surely this should be for parents to decide? Even if the infra is in place for social media services to check IDs. It seems quite bizarre to ban it since the v
by rustyhancock 9mo ago
Surely this should be for parents to decide? Even if the infra is in place for social media services to check IDs.
It seems quite bizarre to ban it since the vast majority use it safely.
Social media is the double edge sword I avoided MySpace, Facebook etc entirely. But I can understand people finding communities online they can't access in their location.
Oh well. I'm sure those that want to will be able to bypass it, and I've also no doubt that social media at a population level is a net harm. Even if this feels like overreach.
What seems truly harmful is the 12month old who is handed a tablet with YouTube running constantly depriving their brain of the big early exposure to the real world.