Similar to a 'first-world' problem, this is a 'dumbass' problem. Should you give a child an easy-to-use device which contains all of your data? There is a simpl

Similar to a 'first-world' problem, this is a 'dumbass' problem. Should you give a child an easy-to-use device which contains all of your data? There is a simple and clear answer to this. Parental lock is irrelevant. If it becomes simpler for the average parent it will only become simpler for the average child to defeat. Add in the fact that the device is breakable, and it becomes all the clearer. I don't know - perhaps Scoble's children are angels who never break things. Do you think?