The solution is parenting, period. Do not give your kid an Internet-connected device before they are ready for it.
There is also a cost socially, which is hard to navigate as a parent. If everybody is talking about minecraft every break and playing it together in the evenings, then it's hard for them if they haven't even seen the game.
I see an opportunity for much more reasonable legislation since this is a thing that the gov already controls.
It could have been done over sms, email, or any other private messaging, but because everyone was on Facebook, if you weren’t too, you weren’t invited.
Maybe fine the parents if the kids get caught. Teaches them to teach their children better.