One peer-reviewed study found 14% of parents said they tracked while their teen said they weren’t being tracked. [Medium: reported secondhand via Scientific…
It’s a baseline, not a current measure. [High] Case file 2: Location tracking goes mainstream roll forward. A 2023 Journal of Family Psychology study led by Kaitlyn Burnell (Duke) examined 729 adolescents, average age about 15, and found roughly half of parents and adolescents reported digital location tracking. It may simply be that parents track the kids they’re already worried about.
Key takeaways
- The same research, as reported by Scientific American, noted that 14% of parents said they used a tracking app while their child reported not being…
- Case file 6: When surveillance software leaks Not every monitoring product is Bark.
- Case file 7: School AI monitoring and the people it hurt Parents don’t control what schools install, but this is the best-documented case of AI…
Survey data is self-reported.
Read the full article: https://www.forbiddenai.site/parents-ai-track-teens/
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