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It's sad that these companies should have to try to inform better, but it's also sad the media likes to make this into the fault of the console maker, instead of trying to make the perpetrator the actual problem, and using the oppurtunity to actually inform parents that certain features exist.

Some are more responsible, but when's the last time you saw more than a paragraph that these features existed at the end of an article or report on such matters.

Except no one uses them and if something were to get weird with a kid in say Minecraft the story doesn't change regardless of whether parental controls were there.

When so much of Nintendos bottom line relies on younger kids, I'm not going to disparage them for taking the super safe route.

The terms of use specify that users be at least 18 or have parental permission to use the tool, but tweens and young teens are broadcasting.

Parents need to know that - Live Video Streaming App! is a tool for broadcasting live-streaming videos and watching others' videos.

Users log in with a phone number, Facebook account, or Instagram account.

IMO, there should be a big ol' piece of paper in the box informing parents of what parental features exist, and a way for them to look up the reasons for such things.

Parents are too trusting of their children, and often think their child is smart enough to recognize when they're being targeted, so basic precautionary measures should be adopted.