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Apart from the privacy issues: my niece got a “smartwatch” recently at the age of 5 with many games installed on it. She was instantly addicted to it. After she
by baxtr 9y ago
Apart from the privacy issues: my niece got a “smartwatch” recently at the age of 5 with many games installed on it. She was instantly addicted to it. After she was nearly ran over by a car because she looked at the thing instead of left/right at a street her parents got rid of that thing. They said it was straight out of hell...
- AckSyn 9y agoThe only kind of "smart" watch I'm going to be giving a kid of mine is one where they can only view the time, in both analog (primary) and digital.
- psergeant 9y agoI had a watch with Tetris on it about 25 years ago. My wife reads while walking(!). I don’t think this is a new technology problem