No, for the same reasons abstinence only sex ed is stupid. Keeping kids away from the problem without actually solving the problem itself won't do anything. One day they're gonna have to use the internet, and if you prevent them from learning how to do that safely then they're just going to be in more danger. reply
Australia is already doing this—in terms of social media platforms for those under 16.
I believe the law takes full effect sometime in January, 2026, so give it a few years after that and you can see the effects of such a practice for yourself, and wether it would have been a good thing or not.
Personally, I don’t think the pros or cons weig...... 1 reply
Hypocrite bitch why would you remove anyone from internet mind your own business kids have their parents you don't need to worry about them (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ 2 reply
yes, fuck them kids (but we gotta expand the accessibility for them to socialize irl, especially for bullied/minority kids who're known for finding more community via the internet) reply
Yes and no
Rather than removing them completed from the internet. I just add fuckinh safety features , limit screen time with different stuff
Like the phone probably will only have , the camera feature , 1 or two kids app and yt with no Wi-Fi. I will download some shows like “xiao pang” and some stuff I pre-watch to make sure it safe for my ...... reply
