A Dark Consensus About Screens and Kids Begins to Emerge in Silicon Valley
Here&#x27;s some low hanging fruit to get us started:<p>1. Ban gambling in games. That is, if real money is involved in the transaction, then there should be no element of chance involved. If not that, at least properly enforce gambling laws to games given that gambling is illegal for children anyways.<p>2. Decouple real money from in-game money. If you can buy something for real money, you should not be able to acquire it with in game money. If you can acquire something in game, you should not be able to buy it with real money instead.<p>Problem is, policy makers are clueless when it comes to games. These policies have no chance of passing anytime soon.