nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq4tpxq5uyg5hyyujppltqscqy0wjrk8neggntuhqw9qa8kqqmypvs4ss5f3 (nprofile…s5f3) I agree that it's the thin edge of the wedge and not ideal, but the actions of some European countries such as the UK are worse.
Many commercial social media sites are riddled with toxic content, but I think that just blocking children from them doesn't address the problem at the root, which is toxic content that makes some people a lot of money.
I agree that governments' approaches are mostly bad and wrong.