And I think that this has become a real problem these days, because you can't check what's on your children's phones, it would be a violation of their privacy. After that, parental or friendly trust would be lost.
And at the same time we live in a very dangerous time, when online casinos Can put absolutely anyone also not necessarily in all casinos first, go through verification. And that means they can play there. Children also have all sorts of microfinance transactions in lootbox applications, which are essentially the same gambling games just for game items, But they can be sold.
The case if privacy violation I believe has got age limit attached to it and that's why there are devices that allows for parental guidance (PG) and if the kid is above 18 in some countries they are regarded as adults and in some other countries from16+ they are given some adult preference and so below this ages depending on the country , I want to believe it's not any foem of privacy violation because within the ages below the recommended adult age, it's considered that these individuals are children a d should be u der the supervision of their parents or guardians.