> I don’t buy that tracking kids is necessary or increases their safety. This seems to be an American phenomenon. I thought so too, but I listened to call-in r

> I don’t buy that tracking kids is necessary or increases their safety. This seems to be an American phenomenon. I thought so too, but I listened to call-in radio show in Romania recently about tracking kids, and pretty much all the parents said they track their kids and those who don't are irresponsible parents. I'm 35 and I don't recognize this world anymore. We played outside in mud when I was a kid.