How to take the Pride clock off iPad?

he rarely gets it, going on a journey tomorrow, we didn’t change the clock, Apple obviously pushed it onto them.

He’ll get rid of it himself if he sees it by bouncing it off the ground, a 10yr old freaked out by rainbow colours isn’t something I had on my being a parent bingo card.

same clock in pride colours, don’t want to quote him but he’s pretty aggressive about it, he’ll let fly if we pass a flag in the car for example, I kinda know what’s caused it as his friends are pretty similar minded on the subject and it’s all related to something they got a bit freaked out by around this time last year. Not getting into it but can understand why they’re kicking back.

I might call Apple about it tomorrow for a solution and advice on how to prevent it happening again.

He’s a great kid, I’ve no concerns about him, it was a pretty unique situation caused this attitude with the local kids. It’ll pass.

He’s 10 in 2 weeks, I don’t even know what all the colours mean anymore, it’s not a discussion I want with him yet as I think it’s a bit much. That’s my decision as a parent when I feel the time is right.
He doesn’t hate everyone, someone triggered this and it’s been dealt with so that person won’t be near his friends or him again, they just happened to be draped in the flag, so I get where they’re coming from. We’ll break the association between them and the colours, right now it’s just black and white to them.

to be fair I’d say most people don’t, I’ll deal with them as they appear, I’ve no interest in keeping up, I know 4.

An adult draped in the flag negatively affected multiple young boys behavior, this is not the kids fault, it's more on us as adults letting it happen in the first place. I've no interest in futhering my education on the matter nor my childs.