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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The technology is there for me to use so I'll use it. Yes, kids grew up 30-40 years ago without being tracked. They also grew up without cell phones, and a hell of a lot more safety features that we have at our disposal now. Why would you scoff at something new just because you didn't have it in the olden days? I fully trust every member of my family and it has never been about spying on them. We all know that each other has the ability to track. We all consent and it's no big deal. If you don't want to do it, fine by me. There is no need to stupidly disparage those of us who do.[/quote] OK, so if your kids turned it off, you would be totally chill with it, right?[/quote]
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