The article discusses how children are finding ways to bypass social media bans, but argues that this is not a problem that needs to be solved. The author suggests that social media companies are not doing enough to protect children and that the bans are not effective in preventing children from accessing these platforms. The author points out that kids are using VPNs, proxy servers, and other workarounds to access banned platforms. The article also mentions that some social media companies are making it difficult for parents to monitor their children's online activity. The author concludes that the real problem is not the kids outsmarting the bans, but rather the lack of effective regulation and enforcement by social media companies.

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