After a year of evil legislation driven by “protect the children”, I will admit: Yes, this is probably a decent action to protect the children.
That said, in some ways feels like any online center that attracts children can garner these problems. I’m a little curious; for any parents in the discussion, where should kids spend time online? Especially if they want to have communication with the kids they know, on days when they can’t visit in person.
After a year of evil legislation driven by “protect the children”, I will admit: Yes, this is probably a decent action to protect the children.
That said, in some ways feels like any online center that attracts children can garner these problems. I’m a little curious; for any parents in the discussion, where should kids spend time online? Especially if they want to have communication with the kids they know, on days when they can’t visit in person.
Group chats and direct messages?