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I don't agree personally, I think it's safer to let them browse on a stock Windows 10 or Mac OS than let them install things on an iPad. I'd worry too much abou
by realusername 5y ago
I don't agree personally, I think it's safer to let them browse on a stock Windows 10 or Mac OS than let them install things on an iPad. I'd worry too much about their data being stolen or shared by apps without their knowledge on the iPad.
Apple's marketing department might disagree with me but hey, that's just the marketing and they are free to say what they want.
- Retric 5y agoI am not making a theoretical argument, actually dealing with kids Windows / OS X machines is a pain.