The core logic of these large traffic-driven platforms is actually very naked—using algorithmic addiction mechanisms to drain users' attention, then packaging and selling it to advertisers. Behind products like short videos and information streams, essentially, there is a carefully designed exploitation system.

Ironically, the decision-makers of these platforms never let their own children or parents spend long hours on these apps. They are well aware of the dangers of this mechanism, which is why they target the "ordinary people's" children. A classic double standard.

My approach is very straightforward: try to keep children as far away as possible from these platform ecosystems. Instead of being hijacked by algorithms, it's better to engage more with decentralized applications that truly respect user sovereignty and where data belongs to the user. This is the long-term self-protection.