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RE: mastodon.online/@L0wKey/115717…
perhaps the answer is not an either/or issue but both?
Regulate Big Tech & regulate use?
A social media ban on children is an awful idea that is impossible to implement without dramatically reducing online safety for those same children.You will never stop people finding ways to communicate, just drive them to less visible, less secure, and less safe ways of doing so.
Regulate the companies, not the users. Castigate billionaires, not teenagers.
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The color fades first… and by the time winter has passed, the whole plant will have disappeared. A quiet reminder of how temporary beauty can be.
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in reply to Emeritus Prof Christopher May • • •Regulating companies is a horrible idea! It will drive small ones out of business, and fortify the position of american and chinese social media companies, completely wiping out any future european ones.
On top of that, age verification, is just a slippery slope towards more authoritarianism and control of EU and australian citizens.
It amazes me that we're heading towards a soviet style society, and only competent technologists and libertarians see it.
The solution here is twofold:
1. Put the responsibility on the parents.
2. Don't sell smartphones and data enabled cell phone plans two anyone under the age of 16.
In fact, 2 is already the law in most EU countries, so if that law was followed, and if parents were not so stupid as to buy smartphones with data plans to their children, the problem would not even exist.
But there is hope. Very few parents buy cigarettes and alcohol for their childrne, and if they do, there are heavy fines.
So adopting the same measures for parents who buy smartphones to their children should solve the problem pretty quick.
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yes, 2. (with the parents' compliance) would be an elegant & easy solution
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Ha ha, I think you over-estimate my influence
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