Location tracking tools allow parents to check on their kids at any moment. A new poll finds that even as kids grow into young adults, the tracking often continues. When should it end? The University of Michigan's Sarah Clark shares her findings. 0:00 Parents are tracking their kids into adulthood 6:55 How tracking can delay independence 16:13 Does location tracking actually keep children safe? 23:28 When should parents stop tracking their kids? Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #Technology #Parenting #Podcast
Watch 'Final Hours': https://ept.ms/FinalHoursWatchFullFilm Summary: Are your apps leaking data? A recent study shows military app security risks with foreign code tracking U.S. service members. This breakdown examines the concerning findings regarding mobile applications specifically marketed to U.S. military personnel. A first-of-its-kind report indicates that one out of every eight apps targeting this demographic contains foreign code. Some of these software components originate from China and Russia, raising serious questions about the safety of personal information held by those serving in the armed forces. We review the implications of this foreign code and how it relates to recent reports of U.S. service members being targeted in…
