The Amazon Kindle Fire is the most popular tablet nowadays, mainly because of its competitive price, and it provides more than an e-reader. And may be you bought the Kindle Fire not only for you, but mainly for your kids. A Kindle Fire slate is much budget than an iPad.
But when you threw it to your kids, you found you had to pay the bill that caused by your children without conscious, your kids didn’t know how to control the data usage on the Amazon Kindle Fire. Who to blame, the Kindle Fire was not initially designed for children, while it seems it is not a big problem. A software update is rolling out these days, your headache problem will be solved after installing the 6.3.1 software update.
This v6.3.1 software update brings additional parental controls to the Amazon Kindle Fire, you are able to set password-protect purchases, disable access to specific content libraries, and block access to the Silk web browser.
If your Kindle Fire still didn’t receive the update, just wait for a moment. Install the update and then you can throw it to your kids again, you don’t have to worry about the new bill you might have to pay for.

