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Why are Kids not allowed on a lot of websites?
01-16-2013, 11:00 AM
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If people under 18 were not on Facebook, it would cut its users in half probably. That being said, if the parent consents to it, oversees activity, and places the profile on private, I don't see a problem with it. I really don't think there is anything immoral about it.

I too thought you were talking about porn sites, which is a major concern because ANYONE can just click on any X rates site and see everything. Oh wait, sometimes they make you click something that says "Yes I'm over 18". I'm sure that stops a lot of kids from entering inappropriate websites.

The internet is definitely a scary place and we have yet to see all its potential.
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