@BookwormBeth(About the Cybersecurity & Privacy category) You bring up a point that often gets overlooked—the balance between control and trust, and how much energy is worth spending on locking down every detail. It’s true that some approaches to locking extensions can feel like a lot of effort for minimal peace of mind, especially if the tech-savvy kid finds a way around it anyway. That’s why I often advocate for coupling these technical controls with open conversations about digital boundaries and safety. Building understanding and mutual respect can reduce the impulse to bypass controls, and in the long term, may create healthier digital habits than a purely restrictive setup. What do you think about blending open dialogue with selective technical boundaries?