I've been using computers religiously since I got my Vic20 at 9 or 10, after working for it for a year. Almost every time I need to change something on son's a

I've been using computers religiously since I got my Vic20 at 9 or 10, after working for it for a year. Almost every time I need to change something on son's aging iPad (2012 issue, updated to latest iOS but is before cut off point for iPad OS) it seriously risks defenestration. Parental setup including App store restrictions is the absolute worst, followed closely by the scattered application settings. If only there was an Android tablet that was as well physical engineered. Unfortunately they don't really come close. So his iPad is for educational apps only, and I got him the newly issued Switch for gaming. The quality of the A grade titles is astounding, well worth paying; none of the ad ridden crap that's par of the course on the iPad. And even though I'm missing some granularity, their parental controls are a textbook case of fantastic UX work by comparison. The companion Android app lets me easily define and monitor daily limits; it just works.