whythough1234

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   by whythough1234 9mo ago

   I didn’t have a cell phone until I was 17, but still used the house phone to call and talk to friends. A house phone a parent can always listen in to conversations but still respect the child’s privacy. The child also knows that they can be
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   by whythough1234 9mo ago

   All of your comments are gold and worth signing up to post. You’re an intellectual no one can touch. Oooh look at you and your comment worthiness.
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   by whythough1234 9mo ago

   You’re getting downvoted but I agree that this person has a communication problem with their child. And it isn’t because the kid figured out how to use the device.
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   by whythough1234 9mo ago

   You might be right they are distracted (mostly by capital). It’s a chicken and egg problem. You have to build the platform to stop the abuse on the platform. The otherside is hands off parenting. I think after about 2 children, parents tend
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   by whythough1234 9mo ago

   Agreed. We have to stop this “first-class” citizen for anything but general communication platforms. This allows creating a barrier between specialists and common users.
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   by whythough1234 9mo ago

   Beasthacker is a hilarious identity to assume for someone so keen on using tech that does the parenting for them.