comment: >
  
  China approves
context: Pretty sure you could just lie and say you are whatever age you need to be in order to be on the site. >
  
  Social media should be for 18+. Kids shouldn't see what adults post, and adults don't want kids sharing their platforms. >
  
  There isn't really a legal mechanism for it, 13 is just the standard bar for when you aren't considered as much of a "kid". It is where school starts being your responsibility, where you start to learn to drive and get a job, etc. >
  
  You're not getting a job or learn to drive at 13 where I live. >
  
  The age is actually 14, but 13 is your last year before it's normal, so the "13+" criteria is "You are now old enough to be responsible, you are old enough you don't need to be supervised as much and should be getting used to doing a lot more things unsupervised" >
  
  Learning to drive at 14 is crazy to me. >
  
  Honestly even 16 is too young for some. Especially on reddit the amount of sexual things they post is alarming. Too many of them don't even see the dangers of sending nudes to other teens. >
  
  The entire Internet should be limited to people over the age of 21, with the exception of heavily restricted access at schools and libraries for educational purposes.