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> Whereas you can give a 2-year old an iPad, and they can start using it just fine... That's because this new devices aren't "secure" but severely limited and
by realusername 7y ago
> Whereas you can give a 2-year old an iPad, and they can start using it just fine...
That's because this new devices aren't "secure" but severely limited and crippled, you can't do much with them and they are far from actually usable like a computer. By that metric, my old Nokia was even more secured than an iPhone.
- coldtea 7y ago>That's because this new devices aren't "secure" but severely limited and crippled, you can't do much with them and they are far from actually usable like a computer. That's the whole point: for them to not be as open ended and complex as computers, while having the power to run highly feature-full apps. >By that metric, my old Nokia was even more secured than an iPhone. It indeed was, and that's the ideal. To make extremely feature full modern smartphones as easy to use and as complexity/trouble-free as appliances...