Is childproofing the internet constitutional? A tech law expert draws out the issues

Kids face risks online, but whether and how the law can protect them is a thorny issue.

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No, monitor your kids. Mine all have locked down devices. Its not hard.
People need to learn some tech literacy. It's not that hard changing your network settings to prevent your kids from accessing certain sites.
- That won't happen until people stop getting sold Fisher Price software.
Problem: We need people to accept a digital ID (Permanent self-dox)
Reaction: "Oh noes! The children are getting hurt by... harmful content! *clasps cheeks
Solution: Sites must ID users "to verify age"
IDK how tossing the word "internet" into the mix changes anything as far as constitutionality.