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The highlighted “Risky Drive” label blared out from my wife’s driving history on Life360. I chuckled at my type-A personality. The ex-EMS wife is not known for being an erratic driver. I also know that she was riding her bicycle during the trip which was cataloged as a “Risky Drive.” She was getting a few miles in before dark at the Susquehanna Valley Mall parking lot. The black line that indicated her “driving” route crisscrossed and backed over itself many times around the mall building. For all who are locals, we know that the mall is unfortunately and generally rather quiet, aside from the medical facility aspects. The traffic is usually low around the building and is probably safer to ride a bike there than on the road. That the tracking app is inaccurate and fallible is commonplace. Even if the app were reliable, does it have a healthy place in our lives? In our children’s lives? What does tracking someone do to a relationship? It is common for family units to use Life360 to keep tabs on one another — particularly, when teenagers start driving. This enables parents to monitor speed and location. It is also used for parents’ peace of mind to know that their new driver made it to their destination. However, sometimes family members can go a little bit overboard in monitoring and surveilling one another. By doing that, faith and trust are removed from the child-parent relationship and placed into the technology. This holds true for any relationship in which one or all parties are keeping tabs on one another. This removes trust from the equation because you can just look at your phone to see someone’s location. Your children go to school all day. While they are there, they are on camera, observed by police officers and their usage of school laptops is monitored. That is a lot of pressure for young folks to contend with while attempting to obtain an education. The learning environment is also one of surveillance. When the school day is finally over (you remember how long a school day took when you were a kid) the children leave school and are still monitored with tracking apps, the school laptops that they use for homework and cameras in stores or the streets. They can’t escape the pressure of being watched. Not even when their long workday is done, and they just want to go home and relax. That all sounds unnecessarily stressful. Children being tracked also removes opportunities for choice and thus growth. If a child knows their parents will see where he or she are always, they do not have the chance to make a choice. The student will not have the option to blow off soccer practice or not come straight home because of being watched. The kids are not making the conscious choice to stay at practice or come right home, they just must. This robs them of the chance to make a choice, including the “right” choice. If children do not learn how to make choices while in their parents’ care they will be lost when they enter the real world. I must say that I do use Life360 almost every day to see where my loved ones are, generally as a matter of convenience. I get that. It’s helpful and can offer some piece of mind sometimes. However, depending on the type of usage among family groups and friends, the effects of Life360 can be very harmful. I’m sure we have all heard the phrase, “Trust is the foundation of a good relationship.” Tracking people is a modern way of removing that crucial component of the relationship. So, maybe next time, instead of just looking to see where your spouse or kid is on your phone, use your phone to call them and ask how their day is going. Lydia Moore lives in Selinsgrove.In conclusion, Tang Shangjun's plan to build a new house for his mother is a testament to the enduring bond between a mother and her child. It is a story of love, gratitude, and the power of fulfilling a long-held wish. Tang's gesture serves as a reminder that no matter where life takes us, family always comes first. And in the end, it is the small acts of kindness and appreciation that truly make a difference in the world.Musk has until Monday to respond to SEC Twitter settlement, source says
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