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The nice thing about Kyte is that it doesn't mess with any of the phone's data. This means you can install it on your own phone, log in and give your phone to y
by martythemaniak 15y ago
The nice thing about Kyte is that it doesn't mess with any of the phone's data. This means you can install it on your own phone, log in and give your phone to your kids. When you need it back, you just log out and have your phone back.
- vyrotek 15y agoI don't think Kyte solves quite the same problem for kids from 1-6 years old or so. I never let my 4 year old out of my sight with my current phone. So I don't really need a 'kids mode' for it. I'm more worried about what they'll do physically to it :) I'm more interested in turning an old deactivated phone into a toy that I don't have to care about if it gets flushed down the toilet.
- martythemaniak 15y agoIn it's current state, I think Kyte is great for kids ages 6-10, ie, those who are ready for their first phone, but who would have to get a dumbphone right now because their parents don't feel comfortable giving a full smartphone. Over time, I hope we'll get Kyte to a stage where it's useful for kids both older and younger than this age range.