How GPS Tracking of Teens 24/7 Impacts Parent-Child Relationships
Briefly

Megan Rumney, an executive from Severna Park, faced social pressure to buy her son a smartphone, balancing the need for autonomy with concerns over social media risks.
Rumney reflects that while she appreciates tracking her kids' locations for safety, it has become a burden, leading to an overreliance on technology in her family's life.
Despite initially thinking that the phone was a good compromise for her son's independence, Rumney now questions whether the benefits outweigh the emotional risks of constant monitoring.
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