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A far better analogy would be a self-driving car coerced into a crash. I wouldn't say it's pointless. I'd be pretty angry if I parental-locked everything only t
by lewhoo 3y ago
A far better analogy would be a self-driving car coerced into a crash. I wouldn't say it's pointless. I'd be pretty angry if I parental-locked everything only to find out that clever children found a way.
- mijamo 3y agoClever children always find a way though
- cykros 3y agoTwo solutions for you: 1. Don't lock anything. 2. Don't have kids. They ALWAYS find a way. These days, even not giving them a device at all doesn't cut it, because they're so cheaply available, with wifi everywhere, that you're really just out of luck. Never mind that the schools are handing out Chromebooks which aren't adequately (if at all) locked down. Better off monitoring everything quietly and using parallel construction to address issues as they arise. Just like the NSA.