In the U.S. city of Los Angeles are iPads to 640 thousand schoolchildren data used to visit.
banned websites during lessons
Reported that the Los Angeles Times. Bypassing the restrictions has been succeeded by three hundred students from the Theodore Roosevelt High School. The restrictions are pre-installed on the iPad to students to surf.
only on the schools specifically selected websites
Other schools report the same problem with the iPads. The students have probably deleted the profile and created a new profile so that the restrictions no longer apply within iOS. According to the American newspaper, the rollout of iPads may put stop if there is no solution to circumvent the restrictions found.
The tablets are paid with tax money. The first 31 thousand iPads, an amount of 30 million dollars, equivalent to $ 968 per tablet. The iPads are equipped with apps like iWork, iLife and a special schoolapp. Also, textbooks on tablets included.
By: NU.nl / Daniel Verlaan
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