I suspect it’s a hamfisted approach to limited data. If some kids can play 6 hours a night and still keep up with schooling, it’s probably okay, but to track that requires impractically constant levels of feedback between parents, teachers, children, and game operators.
I suspect it’s a hamfisted approach to limited data. If some kids can play 6 hours a night and still keep up with schooling, it’s probably okay, but to track that requires impractically constant levels of feedback between parents, teachers, children, and game operators.
Yeah. Hence why I dislike these types of regulations