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by Terr_
569 days ago
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> in-equality If your concern is that some parents will be able to afford to give their children their own devices, but not afford any parental-control software with them... Well, that's better-addressed with an explicit "Digital Tools For Needy Parents" program. If you mean some parents will choose to give their kids more autonomy... Well, isn't it proper for that to be their decision? I have little sympathy for neighbors who use the logic of: "You are banned from giving your child $thing, because I'm tired of hearing my kids whine that they want it too." |
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Kids whose parents choose to restrict will suffer social consequences vs parents who don’t.
The whole point of the law is to reduce the social harm caused by social media.