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Absurd. I honestly don't see the difference between Opera Mini and a browser on my laptop. My MacBook doesn't make sure I'm over 17 before I download Chrome; in
by char 16y ago
Absurd. I honestly don't see the difference between Opera Mini and a browser on my laptop. My MacBook doesn't make sure I'm over 17 before I download Chrome; instead, it leaves the responsibility of displaying mature content up to individual websites (or parents, who can filter the content their kids see).
- derefr 16y agoThere is no difference; a browser on your laptop "can contain mature content" as well. It's only a warning, made modal to ensure recognizance under legal liability (i.e. parents suing Apple)—it only turns into something more if, as you said, parental controls are enabled on the phone. Also, > My MacBook doesn't make sure I'm over 17 before I download Chrome In OSX, accounts with parental controls enabled don't let you run applications downloaded from the internet until they've been "untainted" by an non-limited account. Pretty much the same.
- mattdw 16y ago"(or parents, who can filter the content their kids see)." Hard, when the kids are directly connected to their own 3G data plan. Hence, putting the controls on the phone.