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Once an hour GPS (as I suggested) is not the same as "privacy", and yes if the adults trusted with care of a six year old take them somewhere unexpected for a l
by herf 9y ago
Once an hour GPS (as I suggested) is not the same as "privacy", and yes if the adults trusted with care of a six year old take them somewhere unexpected for a long time, the parents should be able to find out.
You could claim this is a slippery slope that leads to more kinds of tracking (and this may be true), but I am saying that very limited tracking can be a net positive.
- Xylakant 9y agoYou could just give your kid a phone that it can use to call you when it’s lost.
- herf 9y agoI think most six year olds should not have phones. But am happy with Apple's "find my friends" in that case.
- blattimwind 9y agoYou seem to be unaware that phones without addicting games continue to exist.