And set up family-managed accounts this way as well, to be clear.

One of the things I've learned as an adult is that moral busybodies like this are, on average, horrible parents who would rather tell the powers-thay-be how the government should raise their kid (and everyone else's), than raise their kid themselves.

Because, ultimately, this whole reaction and performance isn't about the kid. It's about the parent.

That's good and it's especially good when accounts have parental access controls which include a setting to disallow certain child account settings from being changed. The benefit of doing that is to help people avoid seeing the pornographic titles altogether, which actually supports the thesis that a non-pornographic game can be an entry for someone to start playing pornographic games. Otherwise, what's the point of the setting?