Our movement
Protect childhood. Hold Big Tech accountable.
Every day, children are being targeted, exploited, and lost through the very devices sold to keep them connected. Weāre not just raising awareness. Weāre raising a movement to protect childhood itself.
Campaign: Not So Smart For Kids ā advocating to make it illegal for minors to possess or use a smartphone.
āThe phone isnāt smart when it kills. Act now.ā
ā Shock-and-Action tagline
- Policy-focused: Smartphones were never built for children ā and itās time the law caught up.
- Emotional: They trusted the world in their hands. We failed to protect them.
What kids face online (live dangers)
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Vision
Not So Smart For Kids
Every day, children are being targeted, exploited, and lost through the very devices sold to keep them connected.
Not So Smart For Kids exposes the deadly illusion of āsmartā technology ā showing how smartphones have become the silent accomplices of abuse, addiction, and death.
This campaign demands accountability from parents, policymakers, and tech companies alike.
Weāre not just raising awareness. Weāre raising a movement to protect childhood itself.
What we stand for
- Protect childhood and youth development
- Reduce exposure to exploitation and abuse
- Address tech-driven addiction and mental harm
- Move from personal burden to public policy
Digital Child Protection Initiative
Reimagining safety in the age of innovation
Technology is evolving faster than our ability to understand its impact on children. The Not So Smart For Kids campaign represents Stop Child Abuseās broader Digital Child Protection Initiative ā a movement to safeguard children from harmful or untested digital innovations.
We believe that, just as new medicines and vaccines undergo rigorous testing before reaching the public, new technologies should be scientifically evaluated for safety and developmental impact before being placed in childrenās hands.
No technology should reach minors until proven safe. Childhood should never again be treated as the testing ground for the next invention.
Policy Goal
Make it illegal for minors to possess or use a smartphone
Our policy stance focuses on simple, enforceable rules that put childrenās safety first while respecting parental roles and education.
- Definition: A āsmartphoneā is a cellular-enabled device capable of installing third-party apps and unrestricted internet access.
- Scope: Applies to individuals under 18, with clear exceptions for safety devices (dumb phones), medically necessary tools, and school-issued locked devices.
- Enforcement: Civil, not criminal: warnings, device confiscation, and retailer penalties for sales to minors.
- Retail compliance: Age-verification and record-keeping requirements for smartphone sales.
Common questions
Isnāt this a parentās choice?
Parents play a critical role. But like car seats and tobacco, society sets guardrails when harm is widespread and preventable.
What about emergencies?
Basic phones and wearables provide calling/texting and GPS without app stores and social media.
Is this anti-technology?
No. We support age-appropriate tech, digital literacy, and school devices configured for learning, not addictive engagement.
Take action
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Toolkit
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FAQ
Why a static HTML site?
Speed and reliability. No database, no framework overheadājust pure HTML/CSS serving globally from Cloudflareās edge.
How do we add pages later?
Create new .html files (e.g., policy.html) and link to them in the nav. Cloudflare Pages auto-deploys on push.
Can we capture emails?
Yesāwire a simple form to Cloudflare Workers, Forms, or a service like Buttondown. Keep it minimal to preserve speed.
Accessibility
- White background with high-contrast brand palette
- Skip link, semantic HTML, focus-friendly buttons
- System fonts for speed and readability