… we'd be pushing teaching social media 'literacy' to when parents lose the tools they have to teach their kids.
There are ways of teaching said literacy without allowing unrestricted access to social media. Your last paragraph suggest one such way.
It’s not an all or nothing type situation. I think it’s clear the essence of what is being discussed with the Florida law is that kids shouldn’t be granted unrestricted access to social media and those companies should be required to enforce access rules to people under a certain age.
There are ways of teaching said literacy without allowing unrestricted access to social media. Your last paragraph suggest one such way.
It’s not an all or nothing type situation. I think it’s clear the essence of what is being discussed with the Florida law is that kids shouldn’t be granted unrestricted access to social media and those companies should be required to enforce access rules to people under a certain age.
I believe we are in agreement on this.