Snap?

To ban everything from children is the wrong approach for me. Children / young people should also learn, deal with social networks and not be excluded. Of course, you have to consider what age this is okay, but I wouldn’t forbid it in principle.

Apart from that, you have to say that you have no real control over it. My mother was at that time quite strict with these things and always painted the devil immediately on the wall. My conclusion was, therefore, never to tell her that again, to pack everything in hidden folders and to use things that she has forbidden me anyway. She never had any idea what all these apps and services are. For them, everything was potentially dangerous, and that’s exactly what I’m trying to do. I could start blocking domains in the router now, of course, and so a stuff, then the kids use the mobile. And like accounts for control at Google Play etc, I will do at all at a very young age. But if the children go to the secondary school, that is definitely over. That was my biggest nightmare at the time and as long as there is no concrete reason that a platform is really dangerous or similar, I will not intervene great. It is much more likely to be enlightened and to see that one is more likely to come together with his children instead of one another. Then they listen to one much more. The worst thing parents can do is then install apps that randomly, but at the latest every x minutes, make a screenshot of the smartphone and send them to the parents. The pure control. Whoever imposes this on his children has not understood education for me.