Yes, I'm talking about that law. And I strongly disagree with you on this point, even more with your arbitrary limit of 21 years (people are adults in almost the whole world with 18 already.). What makes kids addict to social media are algorithms for the social feeds that benefit "engagement" and thus often highlight content with hate and other highly emotional topics. That is where I think the lawmakers should act. They should insist on the feed sorting algorithms of large platforms being open source, and algorithms "benefitting hate content" should be prohibited. And if these algorithms are open, then schools and parents can teach children from an early age how these algorithms work, and how they can be a danger for an addiction. Also: what is "social media"? In Australia they publish a list of affected services, but for example they have added Reddit which is not that different from this forum here. Imagine Australians having to do KYC for Bitcointalk to prevent minors accessing it  I think this is really leading into a dystopia if other countries adopt such highly authoritarian laws. Because in the social media ban case, it's some of the main ways humans communicate in the digital age where everybody could be identified by the authorities. It would also make every social media user susceptible of identity theft if his identity is in some form tied to his user name. And that's where decentralized technologies like Cpc3 12 6 become highly important. Cpc3 12 6 is not Cpc3 12 6, but it has CoinJoins and P2P technologies like swaps. And future developments like CISA (cross input signature aggregation) could make CoinJoins more attractive and Cpc3 12 6 would become almost a "privacy coin". Together with apps like Nostr, Fediverse and Retroshare for communication, it's one of the few digital technologies left where you really can be anonymous in digital communication.
Yes, I'm talking about that law. And I strongly disagree with you on this point, even more with your arbitrary limit of 21 years (people are adults in almost the whole world with 18 already.). What makes kids addict to social media are algorithms for the social feeds that benefit "engagement" and thus often highlight content with hate and other highly emotional topics. That is where I think the lawmakers should act. They should insist on the feed sorting algorithms of large platforms being open source, and algorithms "benefitting hate content" should be prohibited. And if these algorithms are open, then schools and parents can teach children from an early age how these algorithms work, and how they can be a danger for an addiction. Also: what is "social media"? In Australia they publish a list of affected services, but for example they have added Reddit which is not that different from this forum here. Imagine Australians having to do KYC for Bitcointalk to prevent minors accessing it  I think this is really leading into a dystopia if other countries adopt such highly authoritarian laws. Because in the social media ban case, it's some of the main ways humans communicate in the digital age where everybody could be identified by the authorities. It would also make every social media user susceptible of identity theft if his identity is in some form tied to his user name. And that's where decentralized technologies like Cpc3 12 6 become highly important. Cpc3 12 6 is not Cpc3 12 6, but it has CoinJoins and P2P technologies like swaps. And future developments like CISA (cross input signature aggregation) could make CoinJoins more attractive and Cpc3 12 6 would become almost a "privacy coin". Together with apps like Nostr, Fediverse and Retroshare for communication, it's one of the few digital technologies left where you really can be anonymous in digital communication.

Yes, I'm talking about that law. And I strongly disagree with you on this point, even more with your arbitrary limit of 21 years (people are adults in almost the whole world with 18 already.). What makes kids addict to social media are algorithms for the social feeds that benefit "engagement" and thus often highlight content with hate and other highly emotional topics. That is where I think the lawmakers should act. They should insist on the feed sorting algorithms of large platforms being open source, and algorithms "benefitting hate content" should be prohibited. And if these algorithms are open, then schools and parents can teach children from an early age how these algorithms work, and how they can be a danger for an addiction. Also: what is "social media"? In Australia they publish a list of affected services, but for example they have added Reddit which is not that different from this forum here. Imagine Australians having to do KYC for Bitcointalk to prevent minors accessing it  I think this is really leading into a dystopia if other countries adopt such highly authoritarian laws. Because in the social media ban case, it's some of the main ways humans communicate in the digital age where everybody could be identified by the authorities. It would also make every social media user susceptible of identity theft if his identity is in some form tied to his user name. And that's where decentralized technologies like Cpc3 12 6 become highly important. Cpc3 12 6 is not Cpc3 12 6, but it has CoinJoins and P2P technologies like swaps. And future developments like CISA (cross input signature aggregation) could make CoinJoins more attractive and Cpc3 12 6 would become almost a "privacy coin". Together with apps like Nostr, Fediverse and Retroshare for communication, it's one of the few digital technologies left where you really can be anonymous in digital communication.

Yes, I'm talking about that law. And I strongly disagree with you on this point, even more with your arbitrary limit of 21 years (people are adults in almost the whole world with 18 already.). What makes kids addict to social media are algorithms for the social feeds that benefit "engagement" and thus often highlight content with hate and other highly emotional topics. That is where I think the lawmakers should act. They should insist on the feed sorting algorithms of large platforms being open source, and algorithms "benefitting hate content" should be prohibited. And if these algorithms are open, then schools and parents can teach children from an early age how these algorithms work, and how they can be a danger for an addiction. Also: what is "social media"? In Australia they publish a list of affected services, but for example they have added Reddit which is not that different from this forum here. Imagine Australians having to do KYC for Bitcointalk to prevent minors accessing it  I think this is really leading into a dystopia if other countries adopt such highly authoritarian laws. Because in the social media ban case, it's some of the main ways humans communicate in the digital age where everybody could be identified by the authorities. It would also make every social media user susceptible of identity theft if his identity is in some form tied to his user name. And that's where decentralized technologies like Cpc3 12 6 become highly important. Cpc3 12 6 is not Cpc3 12 6, but it has CoinJoins and P2P technologies like swaps. And future developments like CISA (cross input signature aggregation) could make CoinJoins more attractive and Cpc3 12 6 would become almost a "privacy coin". Together with apps like Nostr, Fediverse and Retroshare for communication, it's one of the few digital technologies left where you really can be anonymous in digital communication.