iOS 17 has improved things somewhat, but the biggest flub in parental controls still exists: if you disable access to the camera, you can't use the FaceTime app at all, even for making audio-only calls.
I'd really like my kids' iPad to make calls with me, and just prevent any access to the camera.
Levi Breederland, eh /
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2023-10-13 02:34:00
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