Tracking partner through apps 'problematic' as research finds link to coercive control

Dark side of young people's phone habit revealed

Online tracking and monitoring have become common among family and friends but a study suggests the practice could...

Tracking partner through apps 'problematic' as research finds link to coercive control

New research shows nearly one in five young adults believe tracking a partner's location is to be expected in a relationship.

In recent years, platforms to find a partner had to strengthen their security systems.From complaints of harassment, scams and even cases of sexual violence, many applications incorporated functions such as facial verification, filters against hate speech and tools to report abuse.Even so, no technology replaces personal judgment.That's why specialists shared their recommendations in a Guardian publication to have online appointments safely and …

Top 8 Apps to Track Husband's Messages Without Touching His Phone in 2025

Sometimes, difficult questions come up in a relationship, and you might feel like you need more information to understand what’s truly happening. Text messages and phone activity are often where secrets are kept. If you’re in a place where trust is strained and direct conversations aren’t providing clarity, looking into monitoring options might feel like […]

Teenagers think it normal to track each other

eSafety Commissioner issues warning over digital coercive control.

A sensor to slide under a sole or in a bookcase, an app to install, a connected watch... The technological solutions to trace your child are multiplying. For some parents, it's a way to make sure. Have you ever tested these tracers? If so, your memory