From my perspective, this is born out of NGO's and political elite. This is not an ask from or concern of the general population.
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Rarely brought up during the OSA debate, but I think we all know every UK ISP has "Safety Shield" on to block access to adult entertainment - by default. When purchasing the service you're asked if you want it disabled.
If parents are disabling it, they can't be that worried.