More parents are turning to GPS trackers and kids’ smartwatches to keep tabs on their child’s location, but who else can see that location, and are you putting your child’s data at risk?

More parents are turning to GPS trackers and kids’ smartwatches to keep tabs on their child’s location, but first there are some important questions to ask.

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More parents are turning to GPS trackers and kids’ smartwatches to keep tabs on their child’s location, but who else can see ...

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