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as someone who had all types of parent controls till I was 14 (Im 16 now) I have been really sneaky with shit and I can give you advice. So here's the easy way: try sending as much data to your laptop like photos, passwords, and important stuff, then if you have some pet, legit just break your phone and blame it on the pet (lowkey gotta be a dog or some big cat) but just make few cracks on the screen till it breaks orrr dump it in water. Then go tell your parents your phone broke and you need to get a new one because your school lunch has this code thingy in a app called campus and they scan it every lunch. If you think your parents aint going to let you slide then probably just secretly save for a phone, which that was what I did (not in the best way tho ToT) I just became some e-girl on discord for some dude and asked him to get me an Iphone11 and he shipped it to my frens house (I never really had data I depended on wifi alot). Last option which I lowkey have experience on is jail breaking phones, basically a hard reset. But man honestly talk to your parents and explain to them something on the lines of " I understand that you want to keep me safe, but I’m 15 now, and I’m closer to being an adult than I am to being a little kid. I know right from wrong, and I understand that my choices have consequences. I also understand the risks that come with being online, and I’m willing to talk to you if something serious happens.What I don’t think is healthy is having constant supervision over everything I do on my phone. Constantly being monitored can make me feel like I’m not trusted and can make it harder for me to develop independence and learn how to make responsible decisions on my own. I think I should be able to have some reasonable privacy while still having rules and boundaries. I’m not asking you to stop caring about my safety. Having my phone constantly monitored also makes me feel different from other kids my age. I want to feel normal and have the same reasonable amount of privacy and independence that other teenagers are beginning to have. I’m not asking you to stop caring about my safety or to have no rules. I’m asking you to trust me more as I get older and give me opportunities to prove that I can handle that trust responsibly. I’m asking you to trust that you’ve raised me to know right from wrong and give me some independence as I get closer to adulthood." sorry for the long yap ToT |
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Yeah this is how parents get sent to nursing homes/hj |
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