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Andorra’s back-to-school season hit a snag as iPads remain locked out of classrooms—still on ice until security flaws are ironed out. The controversy began in June when a first grader stumbled onto inappropriate content thanks to a glitch in an app meant to keep things locked down. Education Minister, also overseeing universities and institutional ties, insists devices won’t return until they’re 100% secure. Auditors are now conducting a deep dive into the tech, with results due by month’s end—deciding whether these tablets ever see classroom light again. The minister kicked off the school year by emphasizing rapid social and tech changes, urging families and schools to collaborate for kids’ emotional and academic well-being. He was joined by a Spanish expert who stressed building stronger home-school partnerships to tackle modern challenges together. Safety first: no rush, no shortcuts—when it comes to protecting children, caution is key.

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