Parents are tracking their kids. Kids are tracking them right back.

Parents are tracking their kids. Kids are tracking them right back.

One night in December, Abbie Pruitt went Christmas shopping for her children: Ulta for her college-aged daughter, then GameStop for her tween son. She didn’t want to raise their suspicions, so she opened the location-sharing app her family uses and adjusted the settings so her precise geolocation wo...

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