> "It's not the phone itself that they issue, it's the content." I agree, but unfortunately, phones are by default set up to contain the bad kind of content.

> "It's not the phone itself that they issue, it's the content." I agree, but unfortunately, phones are by default set up to contain the bad kind of content. In theory, it should be possible to set up the phones for my kids so that they only contain useful applications, without ads and in-app purchases. Also, either to remove the web browser, or to limit it to a selection of useful websites, which in turn do not contain ads. In practice, that would require a lot of work, and I do not have much free time. It would be nice to have a website that would teach parents (including the ones who are not very tech-savvy) how to configure the kids' phones like that. Even better, to sell phones that are already configured like that.