> There is no way to inject myself into their YouTube experience on iOS devices.
Why don't you throttle YT on the iPads (via the firewall) so it's unwatchable, then blame Apple. You could make it somewhat intermittent to make it more convincing.
Why don't you throttle YT on the iPads (via the firewall) so it's unwatchable, then blame Apple. You could make it somewhat intermittent to make it more convincing.
With the lack of options out there, finding a way to preview content before it's made available seems the way to go.
Doing it early and keeping it that way seems to be the trick. But kids will often learn there is a "different" youtube on other family member's phones, or kids at school.
There are a lot of dishonest actors in the Internet world, how do you be honest in a sea of drug dealers in another industry?