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From smartwatches to fitness trackers, kids’ wearables promise peace of mind for parents—location updates, fitness goals, and even school reminders all delivered to your phone. But as these devices become more popular, so do the concerns about what they’re really tracking and who’s accessing the data. While marketed as safety tools, kids’ wearables often collect far more information than most families realize. In the wrong hands or under poor oversight, that data can be used in ways that cross serious privacy boundaries. If you’re considering a wearable for your child or already using one, here are eight privacy issues you need to know about.
