The difference with the internet is that you decide to go to a specific website, and there's a bit of an understanding that there won't be porn on, say, cnn.com, in the same way that there won't be nudists at a McDonald's kids' playset.

There might be the occasional thing that slips through the filters on Twitter/X or Facebook or Substack or wherever, but I've found that to be fairly limited.

As for keeping kids out, back in the 80s/90s, the "adult security" trivia questions about po-culture references from 20-30 years ago that no kid knew anything about to access my dad's "Leisure Suit Larry" games worked pretty well. But, then again, we didn't have much of an internet to just look up those answers, either.