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Child protection?
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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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If you wanna protect children, you restrict their access to the internet in the first place. Good parenting and restricted access to technology is the way to go.
We need more encryption and less MacBooks at school for 8 year olds.
Tech and social media literacy would also go a long way. If they know how to use services and systems properly and securely, how to avoid dangers.
yes!
MacBooks actually have great parenting controls.
Fuck Chromebook though