• Zagorath@aussie.zone
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    7 hours ago

    The article says “Mississippi and elsewhere”, so I assumed all sorts of bans were fair game for discussion.

    As for your second point, I genuinely don’t really care all that much. Take my solution and require platform vendors provide a parental controls API and require websites and apps call it. From there, whether you legally required parents to set up parental controls, you strongly suggest they do it, or you just leave it there as an option doesn’t matter as much. Maybe different places can have different laws.

    The important thing is that parents should at least be given the tools necessary to be able to do this.