Indeed, but I don't find that amount of control reasonable. I can do enough control to be completely fine.

You shouldn't want to control every aspect of a child's life. You control what you can and should control, and the kid is aware of that, and you let them decide the rest. They will do things you don't want them to do, and that's fine. That's part of growing up.

What you don't want is to say "I can't control every part of my kid's life, so I need to government to come in and control the remainder."

Whether GP can control their kids or not it's besides the point, which I think lies with:

> Government controlled access to internet is a disgrace in any form.

And in fact it's not a "disgrace", it's outright dangerous, a ready half-step to totalitarian control. Regardless whether one trusts their current government or not, it is a threat to democracy and freedom that can be activated by any later regime.