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is there a way to programmatically access the age restriction set in the parental controls on the iPhone/iPad/iPod? I’d like to disallow features if the age restriction is too low. I’ve been searching around, but maybe I’m not using the right search terms or something. Any help appreciated. Maybe it just doesn’t work this way.
thanks
There is no programmatic access to restrictions as of 3.0. As you probably know, restrictions mostly apply to what applications are permitted to be installed based on their age/content rating in the App Store.
You could, on the other hand, roll your own system whereby a passcode was required for setting which features were available. This would have roughly the same effect, except that the initial app user would be responsible for ensuring that the settings were locked down before the app was used by the sensitive party.