When you say "parental rights" - the issue is that parents DON'T have admin rights to their kids social media stuff.
Most of these companies do some kind of checkbox the 13 year old checks that confirms that if they are under 13 their parents have approved. The idea this is "parental rights" has to be a sick sick joke.
NONE of these companies send anyone anywhere to actually check that the parents OK'ed going on omegle etc.
Tweak the law so that the companies have to actually verify parental approval. Ie, something in person with parent and the kid. And that parents then are the admins on the account and get both see all activity and also control minutes / week of activity on the platform.