Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
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Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
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Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#2Very very clever. Grew up before mobile phones existed so it is hard to relate but I guess if a kid has to have a phone, this helps.
Of course nothing stops the kid from lying to their parents which I guess 99% of all kids do.
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#3Kids will have to explain to their parents how to install it.
Or show them how they removed it.
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#4I like these projects to get more children interested in hacking!
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#5Looks great! one thing, you have a nice carousel going on, and maybe I'm a slow reader but I had to make it go back to the last slide three times before I finished reading it. Consider either making the carousel change slower or better yet, make the story vertical.
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#6if you have this problem with your child, an app is not the solution. you have serious discipline problems.
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#7Shouldn't parenting be about trust?
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#8Shouldn't parenting be about trust?
Agreed.
Also, going to be funny when they work out how to uninstall it.
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#9Products like this are great, as they teach children how to get around stupid arbitrary restrictions from a young age, so are less likely to end up as drooling passive consumers poking at a tablet and more likely to become hackers.
Re: Ignore No More – lock your child's device until they call you back
#10Ransomware improves parent-child communication?
Better: analytics dashboard on latency of response.
Suppression of emotional signals (response latency) is unlikely to improve communication and could lead to second-order consequences "If you treat me like ___, I will behave like ___".