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Below is part of their sales pitch. Is it right to track your teen (or your spouse) this way? Is it legal? They offer a disclamer: Comment #1 Kyndra from Somewhere Out There - I wouldn't do this to anyone. If you are really that curious just get in the car and follow your wife or daughter if you think there is something wrong. If you can't trust your spouse and children then you need to sit down and put it all on the table. Discuss things before you blow them out of proportion. They would find out about the tracking device and you will find out that it might not have been your best idea yet. Comment #2 zoya from middle of america - I completely agree with Kyndra. I would be pretty disturbed if my husband chose to track me this way instead of just sitting down with me and voicing out his concerns. That's what a marriage should be in the first place right? Comment #3 RiverQueen from Joisey, on the Continent - For heaven's sake people, isn't part of being a family "trust"? I couldn't understand anyone using this type of device to track anyone they "supposedly" loved. Comment #4 Jay Sanders (65.5.212.156) - First of all, I think that the whole tracking idea is great when it is warranted. If you have a problem teen like me it gives great peace of mind. Or Not. I also believe that the power of these devices can be abused. If you use it just to be nosey and you have had no reason to track your child, Shame, Shame, Shame. I bought my gps from http://www.gpsteentracking.com after a whole lot of investigating. Theirs did't have any monthly fees and was fairly price. Now I just use it as a deterrent since I have confronted my daughter several times with the tracking data. I think that the deterrent is the best value of the whole thing. Anyway, thats my 2cents. Comment #5 Martin from Kansas - "when it is warranted". Comment #6 PATRICK from HOUSTON, TEXAS - Well, I have mixed feelings about this. You see family is about trust. But what if that trust was gone or miss used? You have a teenager that is going out or not coming home on time; your wife is working all hours of the day and night when she normally doesn’t or what about you having a nice car and somebody stealing it? Comment #7 Mark from The Heat of the desert - I understand both sides of the debate. I however do feel at certain times it may be warranted. In todays society teens are around many different influences. With the bad influences in certain areas outnumbering the good ones. I would rather use a GPS device and confront my child to help "wake them up" about the bad in the world then be too late and have a funeral to go to. Comment #8 szelectron (121.35.77.37) - A GPS jammer is designed for guard against GPS satellite posioning tracking, its ideal for cover person, car or elsewhere concerned about been traced. A GPS jammer could block GPS tracker/logging and GPS navigation. Our new developped model could block GPS/GSM and GPS/CDMA tracker also. Comment #9 ella (70.234.234.144) - I disagree with Kyndra. I love my family more than anything. I would find it a big hassle to follow my teen and/or spouse around and be noticed. What if the trust has been taken away and you have tried to open a line of communication. If the communication doesn't work. If this is the case, you are responsible for your children. I would rather track them then keep them 2 feet away at all times for more confusion. What if you have a fiance who misused your trust and you want to know for sure if marriage is a mistake or just what to expect. Yes they may find the device. It would be more than one person at fault if it has came thus far. Me, personnally if I was tracked I would insure my spouse I am committed and find out the issue. But thats for a person with nothing to hide. Comment #10 Cathy Tian (59.40.157.126) - Well, we dont advocate to use GPS tracker illegally, but just for security sake.
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