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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't and have never tracked my 3 teen/YA boys. Seems super weird to me. And I would never want them tracking me. Also weird.[/quote] You don’t want to be a responsible parent ?[/quote] Not sure when tracking technology became a requirement for being a 'responsible parent'. [/quote] +1 Responsible parent = building trust Tracking parent = "I don't trust you"[/quote] It's not about trust, it's about safety. I don't look at it unless I have a specific concern (almost never).[/quote] Oh? You don't trust your kids to make decisions that keep them safe. I do. It is about trust. Side note - do your elderly parents trust you to keep yourself safe? When did they shift from not trusting you to trusting you? In my family it is incremental from teens to adulthood. It always has been.[/quote] So security through obscurity. Good luck.[/quote]
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