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Jemimah Wright2024-09-20T08:00:00
Jemimah Wright asks whether we, as Christians, should stay away from the heightened accountability of tracking apps, even if it seems ‘practical’?
It was recently reported that Mike and Zara Tindall used Apple AirTags to keep track of their three young children. The Tindalls’ elder daughter Mia, 10, was photographed with a small silver AirTag attached to her shorts at the Burghley Horse Trials in Lincolnshire at the beginning of the month.
This brought on the question amongst colleagues, would you tag your husband? Someone then said, surely everyone does it – with the Find My Friends App?
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