Parliament votes to stop children using apps such as TikTok in policy championed by Emmanuel Macron
  • Abyssian@lemmy.world
    5·
    18 hours ago

    This shit is crazy, how will Meta employees meet girls if they’re not allowed on social media until the’re so old?

  • Solumbran@lemmy.world
    4·
    20 hours ago

    “But Macron is a centrist”, echo the whisper of the delusional voters that refused to accept that they’re supporting the nazis

  • Miller@lemmy.world
    1·
    19 hours ago

    And what will they do with under 15s who repeatedly break the ban as many will. And is it a good idea to teach people from an early age that it is fine to break the law if you think its wrong.

    • Signtist@bookwyr.meEnglish
      1·
      16 hours ago

      Considering the state of the world as a whole, I’d say it’s better to teach kids to question authority even if in this case the law is correct. As for enforcement, even if the majority of kids still access the sites, it’s better that the access is deemed illegal to keep some of the kids away. Plus it’ll keep sites from being able to specifically advertise to kids, which might help as well. It’s not a solution in and of itself, but it’s a good first step.