&gt;  when in fact a proper parental control solution should be client-based because as soon as your child goes to WiFi at MacDonalds&#x2F;Starbucks they probably have access to all the adult content they want to see by bypassing the wireless carrier parental control network controls.<p>And to anyone that doesn&#x27;t think kids know how to change the wifi settings:<p>My son is 6. He trawls for open wifi like crazy if I don&#x27;t start my hotspot. And other kids do to, at an alarming rate: We were flying to see his grandma before christmas and at the gate at London Gatwick, I turned on my hotspot. He was one the iPad that automatically connected. Only I had turned the password off at some point for some reason. Within a couple of minutes, half a dozen kids had joined his Minecraft world by finding my hotspot, and then starting Minecraft and realising there was an accessible local server ....<p>(alarming, because they&#x27;d be an oh-so-tempting target for all kinds of stuff...)