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There's a big difference between your kid accessing inappropriate things at a friends house for a few hours a month and having that stuff at his or her fingerti
by laughing_man 4mo ago
There's a big difference between your kid accessing inappropriate things at a friends house for a few hours a month and having that stuff at his or her fingertips 24/7.
If parents were really concerned about this stuff they'd take the time to set up parental controls, but they don't. Which makes me pretty sure the push for all this isn't coming from parents.
- Terr_ 4mo agoAlso, (b)locking at the device level has a crucial benefit: It brings enforcement into a physical realm where parents can detect and manage exceptions. If Little Timmy has a phone you don't recognize in his hand, then you know that's a problem. It also insulates every website from needing to support Orthodox Latverian messianism where male children below the age of 17 lunar years cannot see unclad ankles.
- enoint 4mo ago> If parents were really concerned about this stuff they'd take the time to set up parental controls, but they don't. Which makes me pretty sure the push for all this isn't coming from parents. I agree and moreover I cannot overstate how I do not want networks to have any PII about my children.