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Apple's Screen Time Limits Are No Match For Determined Kids

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

28-Sep-18 12:00

Apple's Screen Time Limits Are No Match For Determined Kids

In an effort to combat screen addiction, Apple’s iOS 12 introduced a “Screen Time” feature that was supposed to limit screen time for children. But in a popular Reddit thread, parents revealed that their children could come up with very creative ways of working around the feature. Do parental controls like “Screen Time” actually work?


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