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Osprey.

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That is a grassroots initiative
where we want to foster our kids

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having social lives without social media.

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And I think the way you do
that is by community.

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So finding other families with children
your same age

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who have the same value system,
who want their kids

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to be engaged in the real world, learning
how to do things that they enjoy.

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I feel like we only have a chance

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at success if our kids are not alone.

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When I was growing up,
both my parents went back to college

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and we had a home computer
before anybody did.

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With access to the internet
and just having

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that was dangerous enough.

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Then it was like,
well, you know, I had access to this,

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so I'm going to let my kid
have access to this, but it's different

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because it's in your pocket.

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The isolation and the trouble have. Yes.

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And the digital becoming.

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This is my whole world.

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And I have a world inside here
where I'm communicating with people over

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there
as a nest remodeling that for our kids,

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like we have a genuine relationship
where we are communicating

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about what's right and wrong
and how we feel.

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And, you know, so that shows our kids
that that's how you create relationships

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to be able to bring, see, spar and to work
with the connect, Protect plan.

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And it's just,
I don't know, feels really good.

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Connect and protect is very cool to me
because there are controls.

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So you can limit and restrict
different kinds of content.

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But what I'm thinking of
is we're limiting bullying.

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We are restricting the loss of childhood
innocence.

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It's not limiting and restricting the good
things that you that the kids want.

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It's limiting and need.

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It's restricting the bad things

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that they don't want to experience
and we don't want them to experience.

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It's not about cutting something off.

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It's about creating the boundary, right?

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The cool thing about the protect side of
this is

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that you give them a phone and it has,
you know, you can call mom,

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dad, grandparents,
mom, one one and that's it.

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And then you add text to it.

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You can text these people on word.

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Then you can add music to it and they can
they can download music

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and they can listen to music.

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And they're so they're becoming more
and more active, more

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and more responsible and earning
that trust and getting more thing.

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It's not necessarily
like keeping your thumb on them

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and their decisions
for the rest of your life.

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It's just setting the tone early to say,
here's what's real, here's what's not.

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And I, I barely yeah, this is so timely.

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It's a good time.

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It's a good time for Connect

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and Protect to be beginning
and to have all this options.

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And I'm just I'm grateful
that the conversation is happening.

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If you have a group of people
with the same mission, same passion,

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you can really change everything.

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If you want to go fast, go alone.

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If you want to go far, go together. Yeah.

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As a group,
we're all very good at analogies.

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Yeah.