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Platforms, not parents, to be responsible for social media age limit, but penalties as yet undecided - ABC News
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As it should be everywhere. I'm tired of the internet being the world's daycare.
This is just a way for them to get your personal information while browsing the Internet
Damn, I actually read this wrong. I thought it said parents are responsible, not corporations. Sucks.
Welcome to the capitalist plutocracy successfully marketed as "democracy".
Most of the Internet denizens who identify as juvenile (or act in a juvenile manner) are actually legal adults. Meanwhile, legal children who are in difficult situations may not have access to the support they need.
I believe that legislating when someone is considered mature does not account for the outliers who are the ones who would benefit most from access, or having their access restricted.