miketan
07/28/2010
01:28:48 AM
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I would definitely microchip my child if given the chance. It will lessen my worries especially if something bad happen to my child like being kidnapped and so the police could easily locate her and bring her back to me. I think that this will be a very practical device it can help lessen those nights when a parent could not sleep because of too much worrying about their child. It will also make me feel better, as a parent, because I know that I have an idea of where my child is especially if she is going out with her friends. I don't care too much about the privacy issue. I mean I am just only doing it because I care for her and she is still a minor. I deserve and need to know where she is. Besides it is just a tracking device, not a hidden camera that will show me everything that she is doing.
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tommy17
07/28/2010
01:42:26 AM
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Even though I want to know where my child is all the time, I would say no for several reasons. First off, I think it is really creepy and I am not a big fan of big brother who sees and knows everything. Second, I also think that there is too much chemicals already in our body and I think that could be hazardous for the health of my child. I mean, they discover all these wonderful stuffs like patches and medicines but after several years they found out all the negative side effects of these products. There are literally millions of lawsuits on gadgets and products like these. I mean if something bad happen to your child while he/she is using that product, do you think that the government would take responsibility for that? Maybe they would, but it would take a long time before you can get justice. I don/t want to risk the life of my child for something like that.
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rocky7364
07/28/2010
01:57:34 AM
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Miketan: I agree with you. I have seen in the news that more and more young kids and teenagers are being kidnapped, while others were found dead. I mean if only they had the chip in their body, their family would not be mourning and they would still be alive. A child deserves to have some privacy, in my opinion, but it is also the right of the parent to know the whereabouts of their children, especially if they are still young. When they get older, like when they reach 18, they could do everything that they want and I would never interfere.
Tommy17: I respect your opinion. However, I do not think that putting a microchip in your child is acting like big brother at all. Just like what I have said, you only do it to track your child. It doesn't have a built-in hidden camera that will enable you to see everything that your child is doing. That is creepy and big brother-like.
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Patrisha smith
11/19/2010
06:39:03 PM
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Safety
You are absolutely right Miketan! We all know that children cannot make intelligent decisions when it comes to avoiding situations where they may be molested, accidentally hurt, or otherwise injured. My children cannot always be in my presence, but if they are not with me, my wife, or other family members, I know where my kids are. That is through registering their cell phones in "SafeKidZone". This is their website http://safekidzone.com/. I have found this service very relevant on our part and we've been using this until now to keep track of our children. This is also very reliable in case your children need help. I know this service could help you too.
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me
03/28/2012
11:38:07 PM
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micro chips
Reply to miketan's post dated 7/28/2010 1:28:48 AM
i am a kid and i want to get micro chiped but i dont want it to hurt
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me again
03/28/2012
11:45:50 PM
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micro chip
Reply to me's post dated 3/28/2012 11:38:07 PM
what do you think i should do my sister said i shouldn't because when i am older they'll invade my personal biz but my dad said yes cause if something bad can happen then they'll no where i am right away what do you guys think i should do take a vote right yes if you vote yes right no if you vote no which ever has the most ill go with that
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me
03/28/2012
11:52:28 PM
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sorry miketan that wasnt ment 4 u just trying to put sumthing up plz dont reply
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acc
08/21/2013
06:02:38 AM
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nice
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