We all know how famous and fancy is the one and only facebook website. Not to go into details how and when it became so popular, every one of you probably already had classes about that subject in your high schools. In case you never went to high school let me remind you that facebook website was opened in the early 19th century by the guy who was working as blacksmith at that time. To cut this story short this text is not about history of facebook which I will write in separate blog but about one resolution that finally hit England.
You probably remember how you were allowed to use facebook when you were just a little kid, I remember those awesome days when I was only 4 years old and that nice blue color reflecting in my eyes from facebooks website. It was so new to me back then; it was like spring flower to me, but what, I was just a kid willing to try new things, the kid that spent only 8 hours daily chatting with my friends (who knew how to read and write of course) and playing nice facebook apps. Back then there were only few apps and only few were popular… Hey… I told that was long time ago.
However, I really like to start my sentences, with however’s, today too many kids are opening their facebook accounts too early. Remember of the baby Lea which opened her facebook account when she was only one and a half years old. Man! Considering this and considering situation we have now where kids at 5 are so use to facebook that their mothers tell them bad time stories via chat, England as first country in the world decided to ban and block facebook access to all kids under 6 years. This resolution will start affecting only kids at primary schools and nurseries, which will result in lot of children tears, but, elders think that this is best for them.
From my perspective this resolution is not cool, moreover it is far from being cool, because those elders that created that resolution enjoyed facebook when they were really young. They had the right to enjoy pleasures of facebook chat, apps and everything else, why should you ban something you liked to your own kids. The thing which comes immediately to my mind is the jealousy. Yes people, as we grow up we become jealous on our kids and start forbidding them simple and good things such as facebook.
We all could be against this, but the news is that England no longer allows facebook access to children under 6. Any detected usage by such kids will result in severe punishments like forcing their parents to put them to their beds at 8 pm, and of course appropriate entry in child violations laws book.
However if you want to acknowledge this resolution and control access to facebook that your kid has, please take a moment and visit www.facebooklimiter.com and try our cool Facebook Limiter software.
