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Cosmo JrTrack. You have to buy a data plan, but they are reasonably priced (imo). I like that it uses cell service instead of Bluetooth or WiFi. It has a parent app that you add contacts (kid can’t add or put in a phone number, only approved contacts). And you can add other apps, I didn’t for my kid

Rather than a walkie talkie, have you considered something like a Cosmo JrTrack 5 or a Fitbit Ace LTE? That might fit your use case a bit better in terms of range, ease of use, and kid friendliness. … My niece and nephew had them before they got older and eventually got cell phones. Pros: Can talk t

I went with the Cosmo JrTrack 4 because it was on sale around Black Friday. Call quality is terrible, either microphone quality or placement. GPS tracking is slow to update. Not even a year after I bought it they just recently released the JrTrack 5, had I known I may have waited. The new version al

Any one interested in a Track This! boycott? Comments please. https://www.reddit.com/r/50501/comments/1k640hi/track_this_boycott_starts_now/ RFK wants to identify autistic persons using a variety of methods including smartwatches and fitness trackers. 44% of Americans own wearable health tracking device