Parents must take active measures to monitor and limit children's digital access due to widespread dangers on platforms like Roblox and Minecraft.

“I can't understand why you would even let your child play the game. Why would you buy them Robux in the game? Why would you give them access to a computer if you see they're even playing it knowing what you know right now?”

Social media platforms have a responsibility to address and prevent the sharing of content that is damaging to individuals.

“I think these platforms have a responsibility. I know we've talked about this before, but I think they definitely have a responsibility, especially when things are are shared that are um potentially damaging to someone, right?”

Online platforms that serve as primary communication spaces for children must be managed with safety protocols equivalent to those used for physical public spaces.

“If this is where the kids are and this is where they spend most of their time, then you have to treat it in the same way that you would as though they're at the public parks, you know?”

Online platforms distributing user-generated content must implement mandatory third-party age and consent verification to prevent the distribution of abusive and illegal material.

“the solution is pretty simple. It's verifying the age, ID, and consent, documented consent of every person in every video on every website that per terms of service allows user generated porn”

Parents should require their children to have private, locked-down social media accounts and maintain open communication about online dangers.

“Right now I think kids with social media, it's catching on because kids are experiencing these conversations. They got to lock their accounts down to be private. So they have to actually let people in instead of people just following and and doing that.”