Placing chips in children may violate basic privacy that the law affords to every individual regardless of their age. The chip will monitor the whereabouts of the child and therefore they will always be under constant surveillance. Such intrusion is harmful and possess risk to the privacy of the child.
Secondly the technology used to track such chips may have technical vulnerabilities that could be exposed by hackers. If such a surveillance is monitored by outside parties other than family members that could pose a higher level of danger to the child and to the family members.
Lastly there is a risk to the development and growth of the child when they are put under constant monitoring. Parents that display such traits of over parenting has
Secondly the technology used to track such chips may have technical vulnerabilities that could be exposed by hackers. If such a surveillance is monitored by outside parties other than family members that could pose a higher level of danger to the child and to the family members.
Lastly there is a risk to the development and growth of the child when they are put under constant monitoring. Parents that display such traits of over parenting has