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As someone who remembers being a child, I'm glad there are still ways around parental controls. Kids are going to break rules, and that's fine. Making arbitrary
by elric 3y ago
As someone who remembers being a child, I'm glad there are still ways around parental controls. Kids are going to break rules, and that's fine. Making arbitrary rules unbreakable has always seemed iffy to me...
- mavhc 3y agoHow else will your kids learn to be l33t hackers without motivation?
- ethbr0 3y ago> Making arbitrary rules unbreakable has always seemed iffy to me... It creates better hackers.
- elric 3y agoI'm not so sure about that, though I guess you are probably joking. Kids are given "smart" devices which make it easy to consume stuff, but nigh impossible to break out of, let alone create stuff on (or at least nigh impossible to create code).
- heavyset_go 3y agoIMO, it creates less hackers.
- ethbr0 3y agohttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bTeVgfPM0Xw&t=5m29s https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bTeVgfPM0Xw&t=5m29s Life, uh, finds a way.
- lucasv07 3y agoas one of these young “hackers” that has always found ways for circumventing restrictions, I can definitively tell you that every kid that uses these bypasses has a different level of understanding of the “hack”. for example, some of my friends use the bypasses that I make, and they don’t have to understand the tool to use it. so while there are many (s)kids using these, it’s actually a very small percentage that learn how to make the bypass themselves, and become “better hackers”.