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Parents Increasingly Track Adult Children Via Smartphone Apps, Survey Finds

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Parents Increasingly Track Adult Children Via Smartphone Apps, Survey Finds

A University of Michigan survey reveals over half of parents with 18-25 year olds track their children's location via smartphone apps, often for safety. Experts note this can blur lines between support and surveillance, impacting young adults' autonomy.

Parents Tracking Adult Children Via Smartphone Apps: A New Norm?

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Parents Tracking Adult Children Via Smartphone Apps: A New Norm?

A University of Michigan survey reveals over half of parents track their adult children (18-25) using smartphone apps, often with location tracking always on. While cited for safety, it can blur lines between support and surveillance, impacting young adults' autonomy.