LOL. I didn’t immediately get this one. Well done.

This seems to me like a much smarter solution, and it’s more in line with how (e.g.) YouTube kids and the Play Store work (content with ratings, but a separate ecosystem with non-earnarked content that parents could always approve). Crafty kids will always find a way around stuff, especially if they’re unsupervised.

This strategy seems like it would be much less obtrusive, with the bonus of probably being a lot safer for kids in practice. Nobody is ever going to successfully blacklist all the adult content the internet can generate… that’s a Sisyphean task.