Some individuals argue that there is too much destructive information online, so they say that in order to make it safer, the state should ban some types of material on web pages. I personally believe the government must control what is on the internet, but it is also the adults’ and educational centres’ responsibility too.
Firstly, each government worldwide must provide online security for its citizens; an open online platform without any legislation is a lethal weapon, as dangerous as the real ones. For instance, there are some websites that encourage committing crimes, and even organizing them. There is when it is essential that the government has laws in place to prevent more hazardous situations. They can start with a law that when a web page is found with inappropriate material a n enomous amount of money will be paid as a fine, and of course, close the site forever,
Furthermore, the parents and the educational centres must check on children’s internet access, and from their own smart devices, cancel certain web pages that are still available for adults. For example, last week one of my cousins watched a YouTube video about animal violence from a human being, and as a result my cousin spent a whole day crying, thinking of his dog. That is why it must have been his parents who should let him only use YouTube Kids, and avoid hurting his feelings.
In conclusion, the state should establish clear laws to ban certain online platforms, and there may be many restrictions to start applying.
