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I'm sure it would never happen, but what if 'government' legally limited access to the internet to adults, such as people over a certain age. Most websites already have a minimum age for users allowed to access that site, so this would just be one more step in that direction. Possibly access to the internet would be allowed with some type of ID such as an eye-print or thumb print, so essentially anyone logging on would be tracked, cataloged and responsible for whoever/whatever was done. And, if an adult login was used to allow a child online, then that adult would possibly face consequences.
And, I know that a person's Internet Service Provider can record all internet activity and turn that over to local authorities/FBI if required, but many don't police a users activities, even when a child is the one using the internet.
I'm not for 'big brother' intrusion into lives, but there are a lot of afk parents in the world who could care less what their kids do online or even who they talk to and that can lead to bad places.
If there's not already some limitations by government on child usage of internet, possibly there should be for their own safety?
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When my daughter is online I usually monitor what she's doing. Normally she's just on YouTube watching those dumb shopkins videos that makes me want to rip my hair out, but there are chances she could stumble upon some less than great videos on YouTube. When she's on her iPad I usually monitor what she's doing as well, but again she's normally just watching those horrible videos lol.
I'm much more tech savvy than the normal person, and even I don't set up the filters to exclude websites from a browser I know, I know. I should be the first person to do it, but I always forget to do it. She's never landed on a bad website by typing in the wrong URL into the address bar because I make shortcuts on the computer so she can just click to open, and on her iPad there are apps that make the shortcuts for me. I don't think she's ever gone onto Google, Yahoo! or Bing and actually typed in something to search for it. It is frightening to think that my little girl can stumble onto these horrible websites, but she's not usually online.
She is a fan of Netflix, and I set up her profile so she would only see childrens shows and not randomly start watching Fight Club or Boondock Saints There are already settings in place to prevent certain computers, and phones, from browsing types of websites. You can set it up so that your child can't browse porn and gambling websites in these settings. The only problem is that not many parents know how to do this, or even care to set it up because their child is "an angel" lol. When my daughter is online I usually monitor what she's doing. Normally she's just on YouTube watching those dumb shopkins videos that makes me want to rip my hair out, but there are chances she could stumble upon some less than great videos on YouTube. When she's on her iPad I usually monitor what she's doing as well, but again she's normally just watching those horrible videos lol. I'm much more tech savvy than the normal person, and even I don't set up the filters to exclude websites from a browser :( I know, I know. I should be the first person to do it, but I always forget to do it. She's never landed on a bad website by typing in the wrong URL into the address bar because I make shortcuts on the computer so she can just click to open, and on her iPad there are apps that make the shortcuts for me. I don't think she's ever gone onto Google, Yahoo! or Bing and actually typed in something to search for it. It is frightening to think that my little girl can stumble onto these horrible websites, but she's not usually online. She is a fan of Netflix, and I set up her profile so she would only see childrens shows and not randomly start watching Fight Club or Boondock Saints :D
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