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The introduction of iPhone OS 3.x brought enhanced parental controls, allowing parents to manage the apps their children could buy based on four standard age ratings. However, educator and developer Fraser Speirs has identified a significant issue: while these controls effectively restrict purchases, they do not prevent children from browsing unrestricted content in the App Store. This limitation presents a problem in school settings, according to a report by Ars Technica.
Source: eSchool News
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