Now look, I don't want to defend Apple for everything they do, but now it's getting ridiculous. If the author would calm down first and think for a bit (and / o

Now look, I don't want to defend Apple for everything they do, but now it's getting ridiculous. If the author would calm down first and think for a bit (and / or not being click bait addicted), he could easily find out that Apple does this for a (pretty good IMO) reason: You can prevent users from using Safari through the restrictions. If you wanted to restrict them from Chrome as well, you would have to prevent any new App from being downloaded, including kids friendly stuff. Now with this update, your kids can still download the apps they want, but not Chrome anymore. Doesn't that make sense? Through these measures iOS has become a pretty good platform for the first steps in computing, I myself wouldn't want to give my children unrestricted internet access until, say, 15. Before that they can use an iPod or iPad and a linux box with root access in a restricted network at home. If they do figure out proxies or VPN until then - so be it, at that point you can't really restrict them anyway anymore.