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While here in the UK kids are left to games and porn while the parents are off to the pub. Makes you wonder who got it so wrong...
Shady bloke on the corner "Get your fake id's, fake id's for game playing, get your Minecraft fix here, gather round, get your fake id's!"
Jon
"To make sure the rules stick, the NPAA is making online game users log-in with real-name registration" smells more like data collection that protection....
Another outlet reporting this had commenters saying the kids just use their parents logins already. There are lots of 30~40 years olds with high hours of play.
Its difficult as while I agree you need limits (And gaming addiction is BAD) I'm not sure state controls will work - kids will always find a way. Tools to help parents and free training/advice on how to limit your kid is a way better way of doing so.
I hate to think how hard it will be to control my 4 and 7 year olds in a few years time. They already push back on restrictions on their fire tablets.
Oh, I'm not sure we wonder that much. We just don't seem to be able to garner the political will do do anything about it. Sometimes, being a brutal, autocratic and dictatorial regime has it's advantages .... especially if you're on the dictatorer side of it, not a dictatoree.Originally Posted by Wrinkly
A lesson learned from PeterB about dignity in adversity, so Peter, In Memorium, "Onwards and Upwards".
Probably a controversial opinion but I've always thought the internet should be for the bill payers use, not what the law considers to be minors.
If minors need/want to use the internet, and why wouldn't they as it can be a wealth of information, then it should be the equivalent of an intranet where the content can be vetted beforehand. The internet was meant (imo) to be free and open (within the law) and that's simply not possible, or even desirable, when you have to consider minors. It just ends up catering to the lowest common denominator and we all get treated like children.
I like the idea for what they are doing, but its to little time for them to play games, 3 hours per week sheesh.. at least permit them like 2 hours per day or something to reason a little bit.
Couldn't possibly be the side with forced labour camps and an opressive 'social credit' system
They could always use a vpn but then again thats classed as an act of terroism in china
One relies on the government to raise their kids, and the other relies on the government to raise their kids.
The answer is not to rely on the government to raise your kids. I certainly wouldn't but I'll be doing the world a favour and not spreading my seed.One relies on the government to raise their kids, and the other relies on the government to raise their kids.
I wouldn't really have an issue dealing with that, I can schedule internet usage based on device.
Depends on whom is making the laws. There isn't anything free and open about the internet in China in the first place though.
While part of me thinks that more could be done to deal with harmful content on the internet by both the government and companies alike, I'm not sure limiting gaming hours in such a restrictive manner..... wait. No it probably has a lot of positives, more time for education, physical exercise and basic human interaction wouldn't be such a terrible change. Would it? I'm sure it would have a lot of benefits to society.
The UK and other countries are getting closer every day...
All my brain did was kick out the good old "nudge nudge" routine from Monty python.
On a more serious note, the "house broken communists" currently setting the order of the Day in Denmark ( social democrats ) they probably love a move like that.
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