• agentshags
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    311 year ago

    Once they learn to read, they learn how to rave.

    Then it’s game over.

  • @[email protected]
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    201 year ago

    Holy shit. How glad am I that no one restricted me in such way in childhood. Parents of that child are horrible (imho)

    • aeternum
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      51 year ago

      My mum had no idea how computers worked, so I had no chance of being blocked. Definitely a good thing.

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      I had this as a kid. It became a game between me and my parents of them trying to block things and me getting around it. Unfortunately I would bet the tech is more solid now

  • @[email protected]
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    141 year ago

    Holy shit. How glad am I that no one restricted me in such way in childhood. Parents of that child are horrible (imho)

  • @[email protected]
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    1 year ago

    Why would people willingly install potential Russian spyware?

    Edit: I think some people misunderstood. I wasn’t talking about the parental surveillance, I was talking about potential use of the antivirus by the FSB for even more nefarious purposes. Although I do think helicopter parents are weird and cringe.

      • @[email protected]
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        121 year ago

        People are fucking weird — cameras in bedrooms and across the house for kids/teenagers that aren’t babies, using tracking apps like Life360 to watch every minute of their teenager’s life, as if they weren’t unsurveilled teens doing their own mischevious shit, tapping into their search history, looking through their private conversations with friends, and probably a million more things.

        Being a kid under a helicopter parent in this technological era must fucking suck.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          And the worst part ist that those parents had a childhood free of any intrusions of their own privacy. If they had been under surveillance in the same fashion they do it to their kids, one could argue that they don’t know any better. In my opinion, marketing and fear mongering play an important role here.

          I am so gratful that I (early millennial) have been born and raised at a time where this tracking and surveillance bullshit wasn’t around at all. I estimate my parents would have had a blast when these things were readily availiable.

    • @[email protected]
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      31 year ago

      I have no idea what you’re talking about, this product is made by a friendly ghost that lives in the clouds.

    • Xariphon
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      21 year ago

      The people whose devices are infected with this never got a choice.

    • DoucheAsaurus
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      11 year ago

      I give my information to all countries freely. Why should my own government have the monopoly on my porn browsing habits?

  • Dioxy
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    111 year ago

    On a more serious note, if the parent banned sexual content, would ‘crabs’, in terms of the STD, trip that wire? If so, that’s kinda fckd up, lol

    • BenGFHC
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      11 year ago

      Maybe they will show mercy to the one who teaches them

    • DoucheAsaurus
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      11 year ago

      They’re going to get us somehow from some evolutionary path. Might as well teach them to read and hope they learn human empathy.

      • ivanafterall
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        11 year ago

        Or let’s hope crab empathy is better than human empathy, because…meeeeeh.

        • skulblaka
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          11 year ago

          Yeah we don’t exactly have a great track record on that. Maybe we shouldn’t be the ones teaching about it.