> Keep in mind that this case is about about a minor, not an adult.

This obviously means that tech is going to have no choice but to do "age verification". And I don't think there's much of a way to do that that wouldn't be uncomfortable for a lot of us.

I would prefer Meta make their products less addictive for children, with the side-effect that they're perhaps less stimulating for adults, then for Meta to keep their products the way they are, gatekept behind a system that allows them access to even more of my personal data.

I understand why they would want the opposite. They can f*ck right off.

Or assign responsibility to…parents and legal guardians…who are not children.