Despite it probably not being a use case that was considered in development, the thing I’ve found Graphene to be excellent for is actually managing a young chil

Despite it probably not being a use case that was considered in development, the thing I’ve found Graphene to be excellent for is actually managing a young child’s first tablet. Give them access to a small handful of learning and education focused apps, maybe a semi-educational creative game like minecraft, the camera app and a drawing app with a stylus. Then completely disable external comms like phone, messaging, browser, notifications. You can have a separate admin acct for device management and give that account the ability to load apps and toggle functionality. This would probably work great for older non-techie relatives’ tablets as well. iOS is very much not built with this level of multi account fine-grained permissions in mind.