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The issue is real and important, but a simple solution in the specific case would be to turn off all network connectivity, and not sync the device. Then the ap
by geon 14y ago
The issue is real and important, but a simple solution in the specific case would be to turn off all network connectivity, and not sync the device.
Then the app will stay on it indefinitely, and you don't need to worry about Apple taking it away.
- RobAley 14y agoThis is true, but has several downsides : - If the device gets broken (which isn't hard to imagine with a child lugging it about 24/7) you loose the software - If the device gets stolen, ditto - If the software or OS gets corrupt, ditto - As the child gets older, she can't use it as a general purpose device as well. Its a good initial suggestion to buy you some time, but not a solution in the long term.