> Tracking can give kids more freedom, because you can let them roam where they could get lost. I'm not sure this is a good thing. This is similar to the obser

> Tracking can give kids more freedom, because you can let them roam where they could get lost. I'm not sure this is a good thing. This is similar to the observation that cyclists who wear helmets engage in more risky behavior. But helmets are meant to be a fail-safe, not a primary line of defense. Maybe the same should go for tracking...