Indeed, Mr Harris called on parents to become involved in the process.
"The trouble is, a lot of parents I have spoken to, they want to do the best for their children but the problem they have from day one is the children tend to understand the technology more than their parents do," he commented.
"So it means that parents trying to impose strict controls, [aren't] always effective because children often know more about these things then their parents and bypass them."
A lot of parents, Mr Harris added, do not understand the risks of their children browsing the internet in an uncensored or unsupervised fashion.
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