At what age should a minor allowed to have access to the internet and why?

Question

Midnight97 · Answer

Well I started to use the internet when I was like 3 so I will say 8 or 9 though because it is better for the child's brain

zombieblud · Answer

@midnight97 wrote:

Well I started to use the internet when I was like 3 so I will say 8 or 9 though because it is better for the child's brain

understandable

curriful · Answer

Depends on what you mean specifically by internet, because these days people call things like youtube the internet.

zombieblud · Answer

@curriful wrote:

Depends on what you mean specifically by internet, because these days people call things like youtube the internet.

I mean like having all access like youtube, google, ect.

sllo · Answer

2 bc there cool like that

zombieblud · Answer

@sllo wrote:

2 bc there cool like that

bro's gonna be playing subway surfers

sllo · Answer

@zombieblud wrote:

@sllo wrote:

2 bc there cool like that

bro's gonna be playing subway surfers

Subway surfers is cool ngel

curriful · Answer

@zombieblud wrote:

@curriful wrote:

Depends on what you mean specifically by internet, because these days people call things like youtube the internet.

I mean like having all access like youtube, google, ect.

Ah, then around 8-9, yeah.

Midnight97 · Answer

@curriful wrote:

@zombieblud wrote:

@curriful wrote:

Depends on what you mean specifically by internet, because these days people call things like youtube the internet.

I mean like having all access like youtube, google, ect.

Ah, then around 8-9, yeah.

Lol that's what I said 😂

sllo · Answer

curz, ur so not coool 8-9, in this generation i see 1 yr olds on a phone watching tiktok

toga · Answer

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision.

The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators.

Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

sllo · Answer

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

notmeta · Answer

9 with restricted access.

toga · Answer

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

curriful · Answer

@notmeta wrote:

9 with restricted access.

Would you give an age when the restrictions will be lower to none?

sllo · Answer

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

Heartattackjack · Answer

I would say as soon as they are born

Heartattackjack · Answer

I would say as soon as they are born

y2kmwah · Answer

10 bc at that age they should know how to do sum stuff bt it is old enough for them to know abt the dangers and pedos

sllo · Answer

@heartattackjack wrote:

I would say as soon as they are born

RIGHT?

Midnight97 · Answer

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

Yeesh

toga · Answer

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

curriful · Answer

don't argue yall, shadow's here

sllo · Answer

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

I don't think i asked if you stuttered or not, and i'm not your "dear"

notmeta · Answer

@curriful wrote:

@notmeta wrote:

9 with restricted access.

Would you give an age when the restrictions will be lower to none?

13 probably ;shrug

curriful · Answer

@notmeta wrote:

@curriful wrote:

@notmeta wrote:

9 with restricted access.

Would you give an age when the restrictions will be lower to none?

13 probably ;shrug

Understandable, have a good day.

Midnight97 · Answer

Okay guys let's stop thank you

notmeta · Answer

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toga · Answer

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

I don't think i asked if you stuttered or not, and i'm not your "dear"

oh my your right your not a dear your a spoiled brat

YouMyPlug · Answer

with todays society, until 15

sllo · Answer

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

I don't think i asked if you stuttered or not, and i'm not your "dear"

oh my your right your not a dear your a spoiled brat

Yes I'm a spoiled brat, thanks for your correction.

Midnight97 · Answer

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

I don't think i asked if you stuttered or not, and i'm not your "dear"

oh my your right your not a dear your a spoiled brat

☠ toga sis stop please

toga · Answer

@midnight97 wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

I don't think i asked if you stuttered or not, and i'm not your "dear"

oh my your right your not a dear your a spoiled brat

☠ toga sis stop please

ok I will cuz you asked

curriful · Answer

@youmyplug wrote:

with todays society, until 15

Real, if social media is in the question. Too many pxdo's & stuff, y'know?

Midnight97 · Answer

@toga wrote:

@midnight97 wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

I don't think i asked if you stuttered or not, and i'm not your "dear"

oh my your right your not a dear your a spoiled brat

☠ toga sis stop please

ok I will cuz you asked

Thank you

YouMyPlug · Answer

@curriful wrote:

@youmyplug wrote:

with todays society, until 15

Real, if social media is in the question. Too many pxdo's & stuff, y'know?

yeah!

Midnight97 · Answer

@youmyplug wrote:

with todays society, until 15

True true or till you are like 16 when you can get a phone or laptop or something like that

y2kmwah · Answer

stoppppppp

luci199 · Answer

I believe kids should have limited to no access to the internet because as seen in schools they are obsessed and can't go 2 minutes without their phone. They have no awareness of their surroundings. My opinion of corse ^^

zombieblud · Answer

@midnight97 wrote:

@toga wrote:

@midnight97 wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

@sllo wrote:

@toga wrote:

I believe that parents should start introducing their children to the internet at an early age, but only under their close guidance and supervision. The internet provides numerous educational resources and games that can help children learn computer skills and digital literacy from a young age. However, parents must also be aware of the potential dangers that come with unsupervised internet use, including exposure to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and online predators. Therefore, it is recommended that parents set clear rules and boundaries around internet use, such as limiting screen time, using parental controls and monitoring software, and discussing safe online behavior with their children. The age at which a child can have unsupervised access to the internet will depend on their maturity level and ability to follow rules.

No parent is gonna listen to that

well I raised more kids than you so shut up

I beg your pardon?

I did not stutter dear

I don't think i asked if you stuttered or not, and i'm not your "dear"

oh my your right your not a dear your a spoiled brat

☠ toga sis stop please

ok I will cuz you asked

Thank you

Please no fighting

curriful · Answer

@luci199 wrote:

I believe kids should have limited to no access to the internet because as seen in schools they are obsessed and can't go 2 minutes without their phone. They have no awareness of their surroundings. My opinion of corse ^^

I THOUGHT YOU SAID THEY COULD ONLY GET 2 MINUTES I WAS BOUTTA SAYY..

zombieblud · Answer

@curriful wrote:

@luci199 wrote:

I believe kids should have limited to no access to the internet because as seen in schools they are obsessed and can't go 2 minutes without their phone. They have no awareness of their surroundings. My opinion of corse ^^

I THOUGHT YOU SAID THEY COULD ONLY GET 2 MINUTES I WAS BOUTTA SAYY..

no they get no mins

Midnight97 · Answer

@zombieblud wrote:

@curriful wrote:

@luci199 wrote:

I believe kids should have limited to no access to the internet because as seen in schools they are obsessed and can't go 2 minutes without their phone. They have no awareness of their surroundings. My opinion of corse ^^

I THOUGHT YOU SAID THEY COULD ONLY GET 2 MINUTES I WAS BOUTTA SAYY..

no they get no mins

LOL ☠😂

vanessad123 · Answer

In my opinion I think that it would be better for them not to even be using the internet at like 10 or 11. Cuz knowing what I knew at that age wasnt helping with me being online talking to people didn't know, I think it would be best to have restrictions and a lot of watching what there on and what there doing.

notmeta · Answer

I RETHINK MY DECISION

notmeta · Answer

9 with VERY RESTRICTED access like an app that controls everything n stuff | 12 with a little less restrictions (no apps just yk checking the phone every week to make sure nothing weirds on there) | 14 still safe search but less controlling on the checking part

ShadowKid3 · Answer

probably ten for YouTube, google, etc. But for online games like Roblox or Minecraft servers, at least 15-17 both still with Guardian Supervision, 15-17 can be less monitored or not at all monitored. And make sure the child knows internet safety and dangers.

Cocoloco · Answer

I think they should be allowed access to the internet whenever the parent feels is ok and definitely with certain restrictions for younger kids

Coyote · Answer

13 years old or more. There's this thing called C.O.P.P.A. which stands for Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. Websites have to make sure the users are 13+ because if they aren't then:
1. Administration must ban the user.
or (pretty much never happens)
2. Adjust the website so it's child friendly

Which is why most websites have you check the 13+ box, so they don't have legal issues.

This is why I think that children not be allowed access until they are 13+, only because of legal matters.

Syrnn · Answer

14 cuz thats when they are genuinely well-matured, when i was a kid on the internet, i got so much trauma im not even kidding with u, i was a little depressy but im good now but just you can deal with a lot of online drama and its not safe for kids especially when they dont know how to reply and are too scared to tell an adult or parent

lookingforme · Answer

yeah

Kybae123 · Answer

They should be like 12-13. Less mistakes.

MAGABACK · Answer

@kybae123 wrote:

They should be like 12-13. Less mistakes.

yes 12-13, but 2 play video games? 3-4

MAGABACK · Answer

smthing like that

4ng3ldust · Answer

14. the internet is a bad place and i dont want to give my kid a lot of freedom all at once. it doesnt matter if i can go through their phone, i just dont trust it no matter what. i know a lot of elementary kids have a phone and i find it unhealthy. and i know what youre thinkng, "oh!! what if an emergency!!" then the parent can call the school/teacher. i would give them more privileges as time goes by so i want them to wait until they become a teen

euphoriiic · Answer

never

euphoriiic · Answer

the internet ruined everything 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀.

Tech1289 · Answer

like 13 or above

Rosee5656 · Answer

@euphoriiic wrote:

the internet ruined everything 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀.

real.