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Every cell phone can be tracked by its IMEI to the cell site it is currently covered by. LBS (location based services) can effectively triangulate and track the phone's location by signal strength of multiple surrounding cell sites.
The rest of this is just billing issues.
Disney would have been better off developing the content and services for kids phones, not the phones and linkages.
- Missing the boat on this one...
- by KsprayDad April 5, 2006 5:42 AM PDT
- Still am not even close to being convinced that a child needs a cell phone.
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