Ok firstly judge kids defeat most parent controls. Study from Detroit free press shows that children who attempt to bypass controls, more than 67% suceed. And USwitch also states that around 45% of parents aren't aware that they bypassed these limitations. Parental controls are an illusion of safety. Parental controls can block inappropriate websites, but they cannot block the toxic psychological dynamics of group texts, cyberbullying, or social exclusion. The data shows that two-thirds of kids easily bypass them. Handing a child a smartphone with parental controls is like giving them a sports car with a governed engine, knowing they can look up how to clip the wire on YouTube in five seconds. secondly you can't teach an 11 year old brain to moderately use a device that was engineered by professional adult psychologists, getting paid. The prefrontal cortex is still not developed as i stated previously and the multi-billion dollar businesses purposely make the device attractive and addictive regardless of controls or simplicity. For use as a tool, children under 13 should not have the access to a smart device. Maybe a simple communication or emergency device should be used instead, not a device engineered for kids to get engaged, and having to limit social media with weak bypasses. Judge, I proudly urge you an affirmative ballot, for children under 13 have not developed the mature prefrontal cortex in the brain and the devices are made for endless attraction so the companies can get money. Even with controls that have been proven to be easily bypassable, the peer pressure and exclusion still exists and the companies that engineered the smartphones attempt to exploit human liabilities - using variable reward schedules, infinite scrolls, and predictive notifications - to keep the user hooked. The opposing sides argument on safe use and parent interaction are outweighed by the magnitude of emotional damage and lack of sleep + the idea of the phones being easily addictable devices that are more than tools, they are internet gateways and access to unecessary info for a 12 year old without a close to mature brain