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> The failure modes are often quite similar - cognitive/motor issues and lack of experience with the tools offered. Children are either not allowed to have dev
by Rohansi 2mo ago
> The failure modes are often quite similar - cognitive/motor issues and lack of experience with the tools offered.
Children are either not allowed to have devices, or they have them but locked down with parental controls (hopefully).
Apple could easily have a separate mode for this. Maybe there's some overlap with lockdown mode where it can be bundled together. There is no reason to force it on everyone except to benefit Apple.
- ceejayoz 2mo ago> Children are either not allowed to have devices, or they have them but locked down with parental controls (hopefully). How many children have you met lately?
- Rohansi 2mo agoWho is at fault for allowing children unlimited access to their devices? Their caregivers or Apple?
- ceejayoz 2mo agoSociety as a whole, to some extent, and the various industries involved. Why should children be punished with a lifetime of shitty ingrained behaviors just because they were born to shitty parents who wouldn't do the right thing? I'd rather not create the Eloi and Morlocks from HG Wells.