Ghostwriter
Yesterday when I was ready about tracking children, I found it upsetting and worrisome that we had come to that. It wasn’t until he wrote about the elderly that I had not thought of the tracked watch as a privacy issue. How did I disconnect the two? It may have been because the picture was a busy city and I was thinking of someone taking a child, rather than my husband wondering off into the mountains. At any rate it didn’t strike a cord until this morning.
(I think this might be called brain fog or just plain dumb.)
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Question of
Wow, did you ever feel disconnected?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
It is exactly the same thing is it not?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Should I be embarrassed?
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Yes
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No
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The problem comes to my city in Florida when the tourists flock in and there are so many people that you always see at least a couple of children wandering around looking for their parents.
I still struggle with that issue, it is confusing. I see so much value in knowing where people are, but it is so easy to abuse that.
I agree. It’s funny because when I do the test I always do it when he’s in the kitchen. I think there is some leeway because he can choose to take off that watch and leave it. There is nothing implanted.
It really is. The concern I had, yesterday, talking to a security (former hacker) co-worker was the reality of how easy it is to hack them.
I guess we could all switch off at sometime or the other. nothing to be embarrassed.
Thanks for giving me a boost. I will try and keep up!