Smart Shoe GPS tracking device for children raises privacy concerns

Smart Shoe GPS tracking device for children raises privacy concerns The passage describes a consumer product that enables parental GPS tracking of children. It mentions a private company (GTXC) and a journalist, but no high‑ranking officials, government agencies, or financial flows of interest. The lead is low‑value for investigative work beyond consumer privacy reporting. Key insights: GTXC, a Los Angeles‑based firm, is developing a GPS‑enabled sneaker called “Smart Shoe.”; The device would transmit location data to a subscription website for parents.; Projected retail price: $100‑$200; subscription cost: $20 per month.