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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love it. It eliminates so much useless communication. If I am picking up a kid, they can tell I'm on the way and not worry. If I need to know if my spouse is home or at the office so I will know whether to go home and feed the dog, I can just check without texting/calling. When my high schoolers are out, I can see whether they are on the way home, etc. [/quote] This. Half the parents in here say "we don't track our kids. They tell us where they're going every time they leave." We use the tracking feature so our older kids never have to tell us where they are. my junior and senior leave the house and are like "see you mom. I'll be home at 11pm." they get complete freedom because I can find them if absolutely needed but otherwise they're on their own for 4, 6, 8, 10 hours. [/quote]
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