Title: This is the tablet prisoners use
Headings: This is the tablet prisoners use
This is the tablet prisoners use
Prisoners' connections to the outside world had long been relegated to an outdated technology: landline telephones.
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Content: Currently, Schulz's facility flags around 8,000 words such as "escape," slang, gang names and more. "We can also identify certain inmates by the level of threat their custody levels poses," said Schulz. High risk inmates have all their messages screened manually. Devices also come electronically tagged with the inmates' information so they cannot abandon them after misuse. Having a tablet doesn't mean inmates are on Facebook ( FB) and Twitter ( TWTR). The device is equipped with a secure bootloader on an Android operating system so no other operating system can be installed, and inmates cannot manipulate the platform. "It's not like Gmail or Yahoo. Family members also have to get access to the platform via the website or the iPhone and Android app," says Shapiro. Everything is run on the JPay platform. Inmates have no internet access-- for the most part.