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Tracking apps can be helpful for peace of mind, especially when kids are younger, newly independent, or traveling somewhere unfamiliar—but using them all the time can sometimes create more anxiety than safety for both parents and teens. A good approach is to use tracking as a supportive tool, not surveillance, and talk openly with your child about why it’s being used. Many parents phase out constant tracking around early to mid-teens, shifting to check-ins and trust instead, and stop altogether once the child shows responsibility and feels ready for more privacy. Ultimately, it’s about safety, communication, and gradually giving independence as they grow.

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