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lol > unsolicited interference from Google in the parental education choices. They are a company offering a product and they decided not to offer it to kids.
by master-lincoln 4mo ago
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> unsolicited interference from Google in the parental education choices.
They are a company offering a product and they decided not to offer it to kids.
It's not like they are telling you as a parent what you need to do.
Why don't you get a similar product from a different company for your kids?
- guyomes 4mo ago> They are a company offering a product and they decided not to offer it to kids. It's not like they are telling you as a parent what you need to do. Fair enough! Indeed that would be a true issue only if the company had a monopoly.