> Throughout the night, whenever one of the speakers brought up holding Big Tech accountable, and specifically Apple and Google’s app stores, the crowd applaude

> Throughout the night, whenever one of the speakers brought up holding Big Tech accountable, and specifically Apple and Google’s app stores, the crowd applauded. The framing bothers me. It's shifting responsibility away from kids and the community. Deepfakes didn't do anything: kids made and used deepfakes in destructive ways. Big tech sucks, you get no argument from me there. But, how do people so quickly get over the fact that a kid is sexually harrassing someone? This is like when a mass shooting happens and everyone only talks about guns. Well, yeah, if you didn't have guns a mass shooting couldn't happen, but isn't the underlying issue that someone decided that hurting a bunch of people is the best thing to do? The more people dislike a crime, the less likely they are to talk about the perpetrator's inner life, but, come on, these are kids. How do people get so side-tracked?