Prison tablets enable sexual exploitation

State‑funded prison tablet programs intended for education and family contact can, if poorly governed, become vectors for pornography, explicit sexual communications, and even alleged grooming of minors. Because prisons control the devices and pay for access, procurement choices, app vetting, logging practices, and oversight determine whether the program mitigates or magnifies harm. — This reframes debates about 'digital equity' in carceral settings as a public‑safety and child‑protection policy issue requiring procurement transparency, content‑moderation standards, and legal accountability.