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I gave an iPhone 4 to my 11 year-old. &nbsp;The Telco<br />
plan comes with 3G service.<br />
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Is there an app that I can run/insert into his phone<br />
so that I can keep track of his whereabouts?<br />
Is this app using 3G network/service?<br />
<br />
If possible, this app is stealth, so that he's not<br />
aware
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I gave an iPhone 4 to my 11 year-old.  The Telco
plan comes with 3G service.

Is there an app that I can run/insert into his phone
so that I can keep track of his whereabouts?
Is this app using 3G network/service?

If possible, this app is stealth, so that he's not
aware

App on iPhone to track location of iPhone user

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iPhone

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