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Slack.com slash DHQ. You may have heard of the controversy surrounding Snapchat. They

had added a channel called the After Dark channel, and it was going to be dedicated exclusively

to pornographic content. And of course, this channel would have been brought to you

by or brought to your child by, I should say, by that trash heap of a publication known

as Cosmo. And I say would be because they've now discontinued the channel after backlash.

So they're not going to have that anymore. But still, the point about Snapchat still

stands. It is a toxic dump. And nothing worthwhile can be found there. And you shouldn't let

your kid anywhere near it. And I wrote a piece yesterday talking about why we need to

get our kids off of Snapchat and off of social media in general, and to whatever extent

possible off of the internet as well. I'm not going to repeat the whole thing. As far

as Snapchat goes, this is a conversation that we shouldn't really need to have. It's

a site widely known for its sexual content because sexual content is part of the whole

point of the thing. It's part of why it was invented is for sexual content. Why do you

think when a, when a, when people decide they're going to invent this tool where you can

send and interact with photos and then videos that delete themselves after a few seconds,

what I mean, when most, when most people on the internet see that feature, what are they

thinking? How do you think they're going to use it? So of course, it's going to end up

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