It’s a tricky ethical concern which has justifications on each side; should parents monitor their children’s phone calls and text messages?

New spy software has gone available for sale in New Zealand to present parents the opportunity to check out their child’s texts and international calls from their mobiles.

The technological innovation has a GPS tracking tool so mums and dads know exactly where their sons and daughters are at any presented instant.

For below $50, the software was launched by Sally Rae and Steve Herstell.

The app is planned to help parents prevent their offspring becoming victims of bullying, sexting and grooming.

Watch for your youngster’s cheap international phone calls to avert harm coming to them; a child’s purity is treasured.
Perhaps the software is a good idea in New Zealand, as it has the top child suicide rate in the established world.

However, on the other hand if you trusted your child you wouldn’t take away their freedom, privacy and space.

Technique such as this can only lead to a big brother society where everyone is increasingly being watched and every little thing they do, similar to making cheap calls abroad, is checked.