I'm not sure. It's artificially restricted to be barely usable. If kids aren't apathetic about the device but actually willing to use it, it's hard to imagine

I'm not sure. It's artificially restricted to be barely usable. If kids aren't apathetic about the device but actually willing to use it, it's hard to imagine a chance they would cope with the limitations (they seem way too severe, compared with the usual locking) and won't research how to exploit it to get around them and get the device's capabilities to the fullest.