The irony is that even if they managed to ride out an apocalypse level event they'd no longer be billionaires. Even gold and silver have no value when there's nobody who wants to trade for them. They'd have to either learn to get their hands dirty and farm or starve.

You wanna protect them? Talk to them, be part of their lives. Don’t blow up when they share something with you. Do age appropriate sex ed starting early. Teach them they’re loved and have value. These things are the solution not lazy legislation.

Teens will always find ways to get online and some fractions of them will be mean to each other, find porn, self harm, bad people, etc. Part of growing up. Thus it’s futile trying to stop them with some silly law, teens have been circumventing controls since this place started. Force of nature 😄

Missed the thrust of the comment and jumped straight to taking offense? Yeah that’s the less fun kind of toxic.

A lil bit of toxicity is part of what being a teen online is. E.g. have you heard the voice chat on a game of CoD or similar? My point was that they’re unstoppable not that they’re evil.

You’ve forgotten being 13, or how resourceful kids are at circumventing filters.

The kids left MySpace when the record companies took over; they left Facebook when you oldies moved in; they’ll work around this and find new ways to be toxic online.