Half of parents report tracking the location of their young adult child ages 18–25 [...] with more than two-thirds of parents who track saying the feature is always on.
Ah yes, I'm a 25 year old "child". What the fuck is wrong with parents in the US? Some of my classmates started being free to move unsupervised from ~12, myself from ~14 or so. You will find few 16 year olds who cannot go outside without their parents knowing the what, where or who. Any 18 year old lacking this autonomy I consider suffers a subtle form of abuse.
Oh... It may be that, yes. Hopefully so. It still sounds weirdly worded to me, specially in the context of the article, but english is not my first language, so you might be right! ;)
Ah yes, I'm a 25 year old "child". What the fuck is wrong with parents in the US? Some of my classmates started being free to move unsupervised from ~12, myself from ~14 or so. You will find few 16 year olds who cannot go outside without their parents knowing the what, where or who. Any 18 year old lacking this autonomy I consider suffers a subtle form of abuse.
I think child is being used like offspring, not infantilizing. I might be wrong though.
Oh... It may be that, yes. Hopefully so. It still sounds weirdly worded to me, specially in the context of the article, but english is not my first language, so you might be right! ;)