Good on them, I expect to see more countries implementing this.
Yes, some kids will get around these blocks, but it's important to have them in place as a warning sign to ensure that those who do it anyway are more aware that there is a risk.
Secondarily, it's good mental/intellectual exercise to work out ways to bypass these blocks. It builds good mental pathways that will be useful for the rest of their lives, in hopefully more productive pursuits than social media.
Good on them, I expect to see more countries implementing this.
Yes, some kids will get around these blocks, but it's important to have them in place as a warning sign to ensure that those who do it anyway are more aware that there is a risk.
Secondarily, it's good mental/intellectual exercise to work out ways to bypass these blocks. It builds good mental pathways that will be useful for the rest of their lives, in hopefully more productive pursuits than social media.
> Yes, some kids will get around these blocks
Hopefully not at scale so overall the ban still has the desired effect.
(Some) Kids always had fake IDs, cigarettes, and booze growing up.
How are the verifications handled such that this is “I have my older cousin’s ID” and not “AI generated a selfie?”