of course you do. there's no other way to see it as a parent. he says in the missive supposedly aimed at his employees -- >> i'm going over it with you. go on. >> he says, you know, we have to figure out how to balance, like how do you balance the private interests of teens and their parents' ability to monitor. there is no balance. teenagers don't own the device. if they're emancipated, if they're paying for their own service, fine. they're minors. they are basically chattel. they are personal property of the parents until they reach 18. you don't balance that. balance is the interest of how you keep them safe. and if you look at the language through there, even though i'm sure it was reviewed carefully, he talks about how he does things in ways that make sense for a company of this scale. it's not about the company. this company doesn't make widgets. they don't make donuts. >> nope. >> they don't make cars. this is basically the oxygen of
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