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Kids Tablet recommendations.
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this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2024
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I am not condoning data collection in any way, especially not on kids devices but, direct quote:
There, all this if you create a Samsung account for them. So just... don't? Not saying its right to collect all this, but the workaround is not to register with Samsung, you can still use the device, just not Samsung services.
Yes, but that's from the privacy policy for their Samsung account specifically. Mozilla already says in the article that finding the relevant info on Samsung privacy policy is a nightmare. So, you need to keep in mind that you'd still be using Samsung flavor of Android and some of their apps. If I remember correctly even something as simple as their calculator app has close to 100 permission.