This parental responsibility is not be to outsourced to quasi-government surveillance entities with unclear private interests and security practices.
This parental responsibility is not be to outsourced to quasi-government surveillance entities with unclear private interests and security practices.
I've raised two girls to adulthood (now in their mid-20s). When they were at high school, it was a mandatory requirement for them to have laptops (from year 8/9 onwards). (I'm not wanting to kick off a discussion about schooling and the efficacy or not of various tech).
Highly complex problems with lots of nuanced issues are not amenable to trivially simple and seductively satisfying solutions.
This makes sense. Social media is much less harmful over wifi vs cellular data or when viewed through a tablet form factor mobile app vs phone form factor mobile app
Calling handing a child a 6” screen “inadequate parenting” and calling handing a child a 9” screen “adequate parenting” is rational because 9 is 6 upside down, which everyone knows means that it’s the opposite