News and Research articles on Baby-tracking applications

Baby-tracking apps promise to help parents, this reveals how baby-tracking apps transform intimate caregiving into a site of cross-border data extraction, profiling, and policy non-compliance.

KEYWORDS: Baby-tracking applications, Platform infrastructures, Datafication, Data sovereignty, Privacy

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