> How many of us have to where some I similar at work? Those with broken souls or those that work in high-security institutions? This is hardly the average ex

> How many of us have to where some I similar at work? Those with broken souls or those that work in high-security institutions? This is hardly the average experience in an office FFS. > This is not big brother, its what every sane parent wants to know: where is my kid? You're joking right? This is completely big brother, and in my mind sane and endlessly controlling aren't compatible concepts. Indicting every other parent who doesn't want to ChildTracker(TM) their kids as insane is by far the most ridiculous part of your comment. Wanting to know where you kid is at all times and going to invasive lengths to gather that information are two completely different things. If your child is out and unaccounted for, you should be worried. You shouldn't be checking their GPS tracker on your phone to gain that peace of mind. Sane parents have another key skill: self control. It's a disgusting invasion of privacy, akin to ransacking your child's room to check for undesirable items. Feel free to do it, just don't be surprised when nobody visits you at the home in 20 years. You broke that bond of trust and respect a long time ago and it won't just suddenly re-appear.