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Originally Posted by Darius Wey
Now if the 17 year old daughter was smart, she'd turn off the GPS receiver; but then this software would be made redundant, wouldn't it? :P
The developer strictly states that this tracking system is purely for entertainment purposes. I'd like to think so too...
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This 17 year old son would not go for this. :lol: This could be useful in some instances, but this really touches on invasion of privacy. If I really wanted people to know where I was (or where other people were), I'd pick up the cellphone and call them! :lol: I'm all for new GPS gadgets, but these locator-type devices aren't sitting well with me yet.
I suppose some day every cellphone will have a GPS chip turned on by default. Once RFIDs become prevalent, you'll be able to tell where nearly everything you own (or someone else owns
) is. The plus is you should never lose anything, but is that really worth the loss of privacy? Hmm...kinda got OT there, but anyway...back to the 17 year old girl.
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