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Re: How Would You Control Your (Hypothetical) Children's Internet Use?

[littletown]

When they're younger, I'd control the time they have on the internet. At the very least, homework and chores should be done before going online. I'd also be wary of whatever chatrooms they go to. I used to do that when I was 12 and I was lucky I never ran into any predators.

Beyond that, I haven't thought about it much. I think I'd educate them on what they're gonna find on the internet and how it's not always gonna be pretty, warn them about trolls, make sure they install antivirus, anti-malware, noscripts, etc before exploring the vast expanse that is the internet.

I don't know, my parents were very lax with me and internet when I was a kid, but my experience was mostly positive. Never ran into any trolls, learned html and css by myself, and any online friends I made were super nice.