iCurfew: keeping kids and worried parents in touch

Posted: 11.08.2009, 7:30pm

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robin raskin

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Developer’s description: iCurfew is an easy way for kids and parents to check in with each other remotely. Kids use iCurfew to send a link to a Google map that uses GPS to indicate their exact location. Kids can then add a message like “Running late” or “Ready to be picked up.” At the movies, at a friend’s house, or across the world, kids can stay in touch with worried parents. Mom and Dad will worry less if the kids’ coordinates are being updated, especially since iCurfew verifies real-time location with an un-editable link

Pros: Unobtrusive.

Cons: Whatever happened to trust?

Category: Lifestyle

Author: Radical Parenting

Platform: iPhone

Cost: $0.99

http://www.radicalparenting.com/2009/10/26/radical-parenting-iphone-app-icurfew/

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