I guess the part that angers me is that they do, in fact, allow you to track adults, as long as the adult is aware they're being tracked and a notification is d

I guess the part that angers me is that they do, in fact, allow you to track adults, as long as the adult is aware they're being tracked and a notification is displayed on their screen while it's happening. Children, however, aren't offered the same courtesy. I understand the legal responsibility to know where your child is, but none of the arguments I've seen so far seem to address why it's ethical to deceive children but not adults.