Ore Oduba

This online safety bill came in, the online restrictions, under 18 restrictions were implemented into websites.

And I was like, oh no, I think this could be the worst thing.

Because I think that kind of intervention is a signal that they've done the job.

I think it tells a lot of people that they've looked after it.

We don't need to talk about it.

We don't need to talk about it.

I think that is...

Yeah, it just, it felt like a complete shock to the system.

You know, you're looking at something that you've never seen before.

As a kid, you're looking to try and understand the world, what it looks like and where you fit in it.

And this is something brand new.

But it also plays on all of the intrigue and all the curiosity that you might have at that age around...

sex, other genders, whether that's something that you want, whether other people are doing it.

And so, yeah, the entry kind of is allowed to kind of, it begins from there.

It begins much too early.

be exposed to that kind of content yeah and and with nowhere to go with it a kid left to his own devices is going to look to further replicate that imagery yeah and the feeling that it gives you yeah now we didn't grow up with smartphones now they have their own device now they have their own device in their own hands with whatsapp you know

Kids are finding out this stuff by accident.

60% of kids are finding this by accident.

Yeah.

They get sent something.