It doesn't need to work completely. It just sets a precedent that makes it easier to follow as a parent. If 95% of children have social media (which they do at age 13 in UK) then your hands are tied. You can ban your kid from social media but you're putting them into that 5% of weird kids, which is unfair and probably more damaging than the social media in the first place.
If a law comes in, and 50% of kids circumvent it, then it doesn't really matter. It changes the game. It becomes the parent's call, and the good parents will keep their children off it.
I went round fucking guys and pretending to be gay and they completely fell for it. I must've sucked off 20 guys but I was a straight man all along! Haha!
I thought it was pretty stupid calling the third one "Xbox One" but then going from "Xbox One X/S" to "Xbox Series X/S" was much more idiotic. Nobody would ever think that's a new generation of consoles. It sounds like a rebrand. I genuinely struggle to understand how a decision like this is made.
A real woman doesn't say yes right away. She says no to a man, for years. Like 10 years.