As much as young people and those who care about them do their best to adopt healthier habits and figure out control measures to protect their well-being online, it is an uphill battle against state-of-the-art behavioral engineering applied by profit-driven tech organizations.
If there are solutions available today to make tech better for children from the get-go, why are we asking young people and their caregivers to jump through hoops and engage in the impossible battle to hack the systems to preserve their well-being?
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