Meh, sounds like a total mess 
. They're worried about cyberbullying and mental health issues, but they wanna regulate this like it's easy peasy 
. What's next? Banning video games for under-16s? 
I mean, come on, what's the harm in having some online freedom? It's not like all social media is bad news... kids need to learn how to navigate the web, like a normal human being 
. And btw, have you tried to get some actual age verification tech that works? 
It's like they're making it up as they go along 
. Parents just wanna protect their kiddos, but this law is too broad and will end up hurting more than helping 
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. They're worried about cyberbullying and mental health issues, but they wanna regulate this like it's easy peasy . What's next? Banning video games for under-16s? I mean, come on, what's the harm in having some online freedom? It's not like all social media is bad news... kids need to learn how to navigate the web, like a normal human being . And btw, have you tried to get some actual age verification tech that works? It's like they're making it up as they go along . Parents just wanna protect their kiddos, but this law is too broad and will end up hurting more than helping .
. I get why the gov wants to protect them from online harm, but this isn't gonna make a difference - it'll just push 'em into the dark web where they're more likely to get bullied and stuff 
. What they should do is implement a proper classification system like they do for movies and TV shows, so parents can actually control what their kids are doing online 
. It's not that hard, right? 
. On the other hand, a classification system like for movies and TV shows sounds like a good idea... unless it just becomes another way for companies to make more money off our fears about cyberbullying... 
. And honestly, I think the whole thing is kinda a bit of a free-for-all – we should just let kids figure out how to use social media responsibly on their own... or do we? 
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