I’ve got a friend who did this. His 13yr old daughter craved instagram and snuck access.
The story sounded like parents of the previous generation catching their kids smoking and drinking.
I’m pretty sure the prohibition didn’t work and added the spice of forbidden.
I don’t know the answer, but I suspect full prohibition isn’t it.
>Ideally, you would live in a community where all parents have agreed on the social media limits,
At least on the iPhone, the parental controls are pretty fine-grained. Even if there was a way to have a web-only account on an Apple device, you can block those too (never used that feature though).
You're not going to be able to stop your kids from doing anything unless you shackle them up nightly. However, you can stop them from doing it while under your roof and that significantly curtails their ability to take anything too far.
I’m pretty sure the prohibition didn’t work and added the spice of forbidden. I don’t know the answer, but I suspect full prohibition isn’t it.