Tracking each other: how family location apps flip the script

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A Washington Post Style piece explores how location-sharing apps meant to help parents monitor kids are backfiring, as teens increasingly track their parents too. With about a third of parents using location sharing and many youths checking in on adults, experts warn about privacy risks and growing anxiety, urging families to set clear boundaries, trust each other, and rethink how these tools are used.
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