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Is it OK to track your (future) husband's location?

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I am never OK with it!

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I am rarely OK with it !

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I'm OK with It!

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I'm always OK with it!

Is it OK for Google to Track your location?

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I am never OK with it!

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I am rarely OK with it !

3

I'm OK with It!

4

I'm always OK with it!

Is it OK for Google to Track your location?

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I am never OK with it!

2

I am rarely OK with it !

3

I'm OK with It!

4

I'm always OK with it!

Is it OK for Google to Track your location?

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I am never OK with it!

2

I am rarely OK with it !

3

I'm OK with It!

4

I'm always OK with it!

Is it OK for your (future) husband to track your occasion?

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I am never OK with it!

2

I am rarely OK with it !

3

I'm OK with It!

4

I'm always OK with it!

There are six main claims made in our class / article

You will Add in your colour whether you agree, disagree, Only If, Examples / Alternatives

• Claim: Tracking is acceptable only with prior discussion and explicit consent.

• Claim: Location sharing should be reserved for clearly defined emergencies.

• Claim: Frequent tracking erodes trust and slows independence.

• Claim: Intrusive tracking backfires, as teens learn to evade it.

• Claim: Low-intrusion routines (such as school clock-out system, buddy system, messaging etc) can replace constant tracking.

• Claim: The core issue is safeguards from tech companies: time limits, transparency, and data protection.

Solutions to tracking to your child?