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Meta documents show 100,000 children sexually harassed daily on its platforms
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2024
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The negative outcome from this information is that state governments are going to take this and start banning everything like they are doing with books. Social media companies should be doing more by going after and banning those individuals that abuse others online. However, parents need to be the ones who monitor and control their children's online usage. The internet connects everyone with billions of other people and their are going to be shitty and deplorable people online as well. Banning tik tok or Facebook isn't the answer. Educate your kids on the dangers of the internet. Put parental control on your devices. Limit the amount of time they have access. And keep an eye on those they interact with online.
I like to make this analogy: Would you let your kid alone in india or any other country? Cause letting YOUR kid alone on the Internet is the exact same. They are interacting with potentially billions of strangers.
I don't want the Internet to be moderated to a death of information, I want YOU to watch YOUR kids. I shouldn't have to be deprived of access to information because YOU are too lazy to raise YOUR kids !