GPS‑enabled "Smart Shoe" for children raises privacy concerns
GPS‑enabled "Smart Shoe" for children raises privacy concerns The passage describes a consumer product and its pricing but contains no concrete leads linking powerful officials, agencies, or financial wrongdoing. It offers only a generic privacy‑surveillance angle with no names, dates, transactions, or actionable investigative steps. Key insights: GTXC, a Los Angeles‑based company, plans to sell GPS‑enabled sneakers called "Smart Shoe" by year‑end.; Device embeds an antenna in the shoe sole and streams location data to a subscription website.; Projected retail price $100‑$200; service fee about $20 per month.
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GPS‑enabled "Smart Shoe" for children raises privacy concerns The passage describes a consumer product and its pricing but contains no concrete leads linking powerful officials, agencies, or financial wrongdoing. It offers only a generic privacy‑surveillance angle with no names, dates, transactions, or actionable investigative steps. Key insights: GTXC, a Los Angeles‑based company, plans to sell GPS‑enabled sneakers called "Smart Shoe" by year‑end.; Device embeds an antenna in the shoe sole and streams location data to a subscription website.; Projected retail price $100‑$200; service fee about $20 per month.
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