The introduction of tablets in prisons promised access to a diverse range of content, yet they have instead facilitated increased censorship of reading materials for incarcerated individuals.
Prison systems in the U.S. censor more titles than all schools and libraries combined, demonstrating the extreme level of control over available reading material for incarcerated people.
Marketing claims like '30,000 free titles' obscure the fact that the majority of these works are outdated and irrelevant, limiting meaningful access to literature for inmates.
Incarcerated people, like Shawn Younker from Pennsylvania, express frustration over the limited reading options available through prison tablets, comparing it to rummaging through discarded items.
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