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You sure you don't want to give them a fallible sandbox they could reason their way out of?

• RandallBrown 6y ago
  One of my coworkers did that with his son. He had his carrier's tracking app installed on his son's phone so he could see where he was. The son figured out how to disable it. So he wrote an android service that'll send him the location whenever he needs it and installed it on the phone. His son doesn't know about it... yet. He fully understands this is an "arms race" of sorts and I think he feels like if his son is smart enough to outsmart his dad, he's probably smart enough to handle himself with a little less supervision. (I think the kid was in about 8th grade at the time.)