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Given all the backdoors and remote access stuff that are in place already, surely it should be a piece of cake to give parents some sort of remote access to the
by enupten 13y ago
Given all the backdoors and remote access stuff that are in place already, surely it should be a piece of cake to give parents some sort of remote access to their children's phones ?
- grannyg00se 13y agoThis mother actually did close facebook, even moved her kid to a new school. She did quite a bit more than many parents would have and it still wasn't enough. I don't think it is reasonable to put a 24/7 multi-year, constant surveillance burden on the average parent. And what about enforcement? So you see bad stuff on your kid's phone repeatedly...in the end all you can do is take it away. Then they go to the computer. Then you take that away. Then they stay after school to use the computers there. Really I don't expect the symptom mitigation solutions to be very effective.
- jafaku 13y agoI'm sure that's illegal in most places.
- mikeash 13y agoUnlikely. A child's phone is almost certainly the legal property of the parent, who can do more or less what they wish with it.
- jafaku 13y agoLol, where do you get that from? That logic won't take you far in a courtroom. Children have the same basic human rights you have, you can't violate their privacy just because you own something they use.