Yes, GPS tracking with AngelSense is legal as long as you are the parent or legal guardian of the child or loved one. Parents can also give tracking access to anyone they want, like grandparents or first responders. A bill was even passed recently showing that the government understands the importance of using advanced technology to keep children and adults with disabilities safe. With the rise of wandering by those with Alzheimer’s and autism, the US Senate passed Kevin and Avonte’s Law that, in part, authorizes DOJ grants to be used for the purchase of tracking technology – like AngelSense – to help families keep their vulnerable loved one safe.    AngelSense complies with all privacy and security laws. In schools and areas where 1-Way Voice and/or 2-Way Voice features are not allowed, they can easily be disabled through the app or school dashboard. For more information read about our Voice Features at School.