I do not, in any way, support this bill. It's idiotic. I do, however, have some sympathy for parent who are not technically savvy, do not know how to block unpleasant content from the internet, and do not watch their kids all the time. If they did watch their kids all the time they'd be called helicopter parents so there's really no winning.
I'd be more motivated to sneak around my internet activity just so I could watch something embarrassing like Smurf cartoons.
Do you think there ages between 7 and 14 when kids should be allowed to watch videos unsupervised and kids should have some form of filtering they don't see inappropriate content? If so, who will provide that filtering? You probably can because you post to HN but not every parent will have that skillset
The parent ostensibly purchased that device from a business. That's where you apply the fix, not to the internet in general. This is like trying to put the cat back in the bag by legislative fiat.. I expect the same results.