The UX on this small child is terrible

Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by jasonhansel on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @09:06PM (#29804032)

Disconnecting Wi-Fi is not recommended, since it may prevent access to firmware updates that improve overall friendliness.

The real problem may be in your educational system, whose operating hours may be incompatible with the standard, pre-set clock phase that most models naturally acquire at that age.

I suggest contacting your local school board to continue troubleshooting.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by killjoywashere on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @10:14PM (#29804593)

^Hmmm ... it appears Grown Child without Small Child has entered the chat.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by indymike on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @01:07AM (#29805738)

I must have an advanced self directed learning model. I cut off the local wifi and they just paired with the neighbors wifi.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by eru on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @11:24PM (#29805100)

Eh, disabling the wifi after midnight seems perfectly reasonable; even if everything else you are suggesting is true.

Now, disabling the wifi after 4pm or completely, that would be a different question.

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Re:The UX on this small child is terrible by 908B64B197 on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @01:54PM (#29813272)

Alternate take: some private third party school boards use a different scheduling algorithm and manage to bypass that issue. Plus you get an API key that gives you better support.

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