iOS 5 question

[kmmatney]

I have a question about iOS 5.

I have an iPad 2 which I have synched to my 2 work Outlook email accounts, so I can check emails occasionally while on the couch. I was flabbergasted that Apple allows you to put password restrictions on the Web browser and YouTube, but not on an obvious app like email. My kids use the iPad all the time for entertainment, and I don't want the email app available. For example, they might accidentally switch to it if I had it running in the background, and they are task-switching. I ended up jailbreaking the device, so I could install Lockdown Pro, and this works perfectly. However I'm stuck on iOS 4.3.3.

Does iOS 5 have any improvements to the "restrictions" part of the software, located at "Settings | General | Restrictions "? I just want to restrict the email app, and nothing else.
That would allow me to upgrade to iOS 5.

 

[Tweak155]

I just checked - Nothing on there for mail.

 

[kmmatney]

I just checked - Nothing on there for mail.

Thanks. Seems like an obvious thing you'd want to restrict if you use your device for business and family entertainment. You can restrict iTunes, Safari, and the camera, but not the email app... Hopefully they'll have an iOS 5 jailbreak soon.