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Regulation could disrupt the booming “kidfluencer” business
(www.economist.com)
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Are there any devil’s advocate arguments in favor or non-harmful benefits of a parental- supervised, version of this, though? Not expecting much.
I’m just as honestly ignorant about this crap as most of the other folks here, but genuinely curious, so I don’t just go with my knee jerk reaction (ban this shit, it’s harmful for society) without considering facts of which I’m unaware.
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You dropped this
I don't get why people are downvoting you? You're literally asking for "devils advocate arguments" and saying your immediate reaction is to oppose this.
Come on people, be better than just downvoting a legitimate question from someone who admits to being uninformed.