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We allow children to buy and use these devices but it's the companies who are at fault.
Like, hey, how about doing your job and making some new legislation?
I understand what you mean but they are also so ubiquitous it's hard as a parent to enforce. I try to delete YouTube from our TV's but it's nearly impossible. And if you tell kids not to eat the cookies, they are going to find a way to eat the cookies.
Yes, but we shouldn't be leaving cookies all over the floor for a toddler.
They should be put up, in a jar.
Yeah, it's way too difficult for parents to handle this. Where I live perhaps roughly 10% of parents even think of this as a problem.