Honestly? I'm torn on this whole thing. Sure, limiting teen access sounds like a shield against all the toxic garbage and real threats lurking online. Can't deny that. But here's the flip side—what about the kids who've carved out their space on these platforms? The ones streaming, creating, building actual communities and identities? Cutting them off might 'protect' them from harm, but it also chokes their voice and growth. It's not black and white. Safety matters, obviously. But so does freedom to create and connect. Where's the line? That's the real question nobody seems ready to answer.