"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHHBmVh34B8&amp;t=4m35s"">4:35</a> Wouldn't that also prevent social media platforms from using "algorithms" to restrict underage users from viewing mature content? The people behind this "bill" clearly have no idea what they're doing.",(reply>), I feel like I'm missing context here.<br>Perhaps my knowledge on underage account restrictions are 10 years out of date.<br><br>But wasn't it just that an account (YouTube specifically, that's the one I know) with mature content not allowed would then stop and tell you a video was marked mature when you clicked on it? And told you to log in (if you weren't), or change the setting for mature content on the account?<br><br>Another thing being, weren't account controls very easy for kids and teens to then shut off themselves?<br><br>I understand the reasoning of "protect the children" but there's a lot behind the mindset I also don't agree with.<br>Ignoring that worldview conflict though...<br><br>Are you saying that algorithms prevent those sorts of things from showing up in the first place and would then have to be neutered to fit the law? It's been over ten years since I was a minor so...I just am not aware.<br><br>Personally, I don't think I'm very concerned, but I am curious about it anyway.