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Russ 11-06-2024 16:36
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36176825)

I wouldn't say i'm obsessed with the subject
I would

Chris 11-06-2024 16:57
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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I would
So would I

Sirius 11-06-2024 18:07
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36176877)
So would I
:omg: That is more than an obsession

pip08456 11-06-2024 18:11
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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So would I
Case proven.

heero_yuy 11-06-2024 18:13
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
The problem is that the people drafting and voting on this legislation are still thinking that they are dealing with the content of the top shelf at the local newsagents. :rolleyes:

Idiots.

RichardCoulter 11-06-2024 18:26
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
The situation with excessive use of smartphones also affects children in different ways according to one headmaster who wants to parents to stop using them at the school gates.

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There have been numerous occasions where I see our children coming out of class at the end of a school day (or being brought in at the start of the day), excited or relieved to see whoever is picking them up, only to find their adult scrolling at their phone, typing a message or on a phone call and it's sad to see.' the letter said
https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/arti...20the%20answer.

Stephen 11-06-2024 18:43
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
Yeah that ain't gonna happen. Can't tell grown adults what to do at the school gets.

GrimUpNorth 11-06-2024 18:44
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36176882)
The situation with excessive use of smartphones also affects children in different ways according to one headmaster who wants to parents to stop using them at the school gates.



https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/arti...20the%20answer.
Like that's going to happen.

Paul 11-06-2024 19:59
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
None of this has anything to do with the "Online Safety Bill". Get back to the topic.

Sirius 11-06-2024 20:06
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36176882)
The situation with excessive use of smartphones also affects children in different ways according to one headmaster who wants to parents to stop using them at the school gates.



https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/arti...20the%20answer.
Trust me the first teacher or headmaster who asks me to stop using my phone at the school gates when i drop of my grandkids will find out the hard way that he or she has no legal right to do so and would learn a few new choice words. There is a dictatorship evolving by a group of people who seems to want to control everything they do not like and are using the online comedy bill to force it through. It really is a fully fledged obsession.

Hom3r 12-06-2024 10:45
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TBH I think it up to parent to oversee what their kids get up to online.

There are loads of free apps/programs and support out there, many don't set up kids mode which controls what they can do.

My Sister kids had rules they had to follow and everyday she would ask them for their phone and she would check it.

One day her she couldn't get in to the phone as the password wasn;t recognised, but her daughter said that she changed it as she thought someone saw it and told her what it was, and this was accepted.

At the end of the day parents pay for it so they can take it away.

Even my router allows me to turn of the internet by device/or times.

Perhaps companies should make it simpler for parents.

RichardCoulter 12-06-2024 15:57
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36176947)
TBH I think it up to parent to oversee what their kids get up to online.

There are loads of free apps/programs and support out there, many don't set up kids mode which controls what they can do.

My Sister kids had rules they had to follow and everyday she would ask them for their phone and she would check it.

One day her she couldn't get in to the phone as the password wasn;t recognised, but her daughter said that she changed it as she thought someone saw it and told her what it was, and this was accepted.

At the end of the day parents pay for it so they can take it away.

Even my router allows me to turn of the internet by device/or times.

Perhaps companies should make it simpler for parents.
Your sister had the right idea. In an ideal world all parents would do the same but, unfortunately, they don't and their children need to be protected from paedophiles scammers, trolls etc too.

GrimUpNorth 12-06-2024 18:50
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36176995)
Your sister had the right idea. In an ideal world all parents would do the same but, unfortunately, they don't and their children need to be protected from paedophiles scammers, trolls etc too.
Not my version of an ideal world by any stretch of the imagination.

Paul 12-06-2024 23:39
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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Your sister had the right idea.
Seems like overkill to me, I think they call it helicopter parenting. :erm:

Maggy 13-06-2024 11:16
Re: Online Safety Bill
 
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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36177035)
Seems like overkill to me, I think they call it helicopter parenting. :erm:
As a teacher I disagree.I'd rather helicopter parenting than can't be arsed parenting.;)


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