Gambling advertising monitored closely

[dunfida]

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Disciplining your child by ways of physical abuse wont really change a thing but rather they might really be ending up on growing to be a rebellious type when he grows up
which means the things that you had prohibited earlier might be really get engaged on and since he is strictly prohibited to engage then out of curiosity then they might really be
end up on going back to that.

I do agree that this is more on how parents do handle out the situation.Parenting isnt something simple that you can just simply tell your child then thats already a finished one.
You would really be needing some effort on looking p for your child and tell things and make them aware nor realize that it shouldnt really be done after all.

An old style of parenting would not work anymore to the children today. Children today are more exposed to the technologies which i guess parents couldn't control because technology were already a part of our lives. Parents should learn another parenting stule because chicldren today were so adventurous and wanted to explore in their life. They can't control children not to go to facebook or not to hold a gadget but rather educate the children and explained to them what the don'ts and do's.

I do actually get your point and i do really agree on what you had said when it comes to tech exposure then this isnt really similar into those times or past decades
where children arent still aware nor exposed to gadgets.I wish the the current era do still stick out to those good old days. Parenting is really challenging where you
should really guide your children on outmost good path that we do know. Letting them  aware on things that shouldnt really be engage nor get involved in
a very young age or make them aware on what are the possibilities that might happen.

[nakamura12]

They did made a good choice to avoid further gambling advertisements that use same way that will attract minors which is not good and can cause problems later on. That is why some gambling sites requires KYC to avoid minors gambling on their platform. I also understand why some doesn't like KYC.

[maydna]

They did made a good choice to avoid further gambling advertisements that use same way that will attract minors which is not good and can cause problems later on. That is why some gambling sites requires KYC to avoid minors gambling on their platform. I also understand why some doesn't like KYC.

Not all gambling sites require KYC, especially if those gambling sites using crypto to bet. If the minors found crypto gambling sites which has an attractive design and use an interesting image to attract users, the children can play gambling accidentally. We know that when the children can see that the games are really fun for them and can make them stay to play, they will come back to that site.

When it comes to crypto gambling, we don't have to verify ourselves just to play gambling. We can easily register on the site, get inside on the site, play many gambling games. We can only prevent that happen to our children, and always supervise them to care for them.

[Janation]

This aside we do have a bigger problem here to address.
1. Why did the company use this kind of advertising in the first way ?
2. What should we do to ensure that kids under 18 doesn't start to gamble? We cannot ask them for identity cards and then expect them to show.

Maybe it wasn't their intention to aim at children but show gambling as something innocent.

Who really plays with stuffed animals? Do 17 year olds do it? Do 16 year olds to it? Usually these toys are for children not neenager and children rarely have their own money.
It they wanted to promote among teenagers there were better way s than stuffed animals.

For you it's "children under 18" but in many countries 16 year olds are allowed to marry and start their own families. They also can drive cars. Is a 16 year old really a child?

Based on the article, they are not actually aiming for these children.

The problem here is that there are a lot of children that lie or put an age that is suitable for these kinds of advertisements. They are putting 19 years old even though they are 13 or even younger. Another thing is that we can't just say that these young children don't have their own money especially those that use their parents' credit card.

[yazher]

Disciplining your child by ways of physical abuse wont really change a thing but rather they might really be ending up on growing to be a rebellious type when he grows up
which means the things that you had prohibited earlier might be really get engaged on and since he is strictly prohibited to engage then out of curiosity then they might really be
end up on going back to that.

I do agree that this is more on how parents do handle out the situation.Parenting isnt something simple that you can just simply tell your child then thats already a finished one.
You would really be needing some effort on looking p for your child and tell things and make them aware nor realize that it shouldnt really be done after all.

An old style of parenting would not work anymore to the children today. Children today are more exposed to the technologies which i guess parents couldn't control because technology were already a part of our lives. Parents should learn another parenting stule because chicldren today were so adventurous and wanted to explore in their life. They can't control children not to go to facebook or not to hold a gadget but rather educate the children and explained to them what the don'ts and do's.

They can educate themselves as well to minimize the risks of dangers that the internet can give their children. Because some videos that are not suitable for children are being public on Facebook right now. We cannot stop it no matter how vigilant we are except we are countering it with knowledge as well as our babies are growing we need to think of solutions to prevent themselves from getting some toxic education on the internet. As a parent, we want the best for our children and there's nothing impossible if we move right now before it's too late.