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October 29, 2012

CBS 5 in Phoenix, Arizona on SecuraFone Safety App

ANTHEM, AZ (CBS5/AP) - It’s the latest high-tech way to keep track of your kids. A new smart phone app is giving parents some extra peace of mind this Halloween.

Valley mom Tracy Begalke has three children. Finn, 4, will roam their Anthem neighborhood with his parents by his side, but the two older children will likely wonder off on their own, Begalke said. “I usually tell them what streets they can’t go past, but there’s no way of really knowing how far they go,” said Begalke. The Valley mom just discovered the new app for her smart phone that will allow Begalke to instantly see where her kids are at all times.

It’s called SecuraFone. It is basically a GPS device that can be linked to any child’s cell phone and will send mom, dad or anyone else a text or email alert every few minutes giving them the exact location of their adventurous trick-or-treater. “I like being able to keep track of them without having to bother them and nag them,” said Begalke. “If I can designate an area and their phone is keeping track of them, it’s much easier.”

Ashley Bergeron is a registered nurse at Banner Baywood Medical Center in Mesa. She said that you can never take too many precautions when it comes to kids safety, especially on Halloween. “Kids are curious. They might tell you they’re going to one spot and they’re going to be somewhere else,” said Begeron. “I think with this type of technology, that’s what its in place for so we do know where are children are.”

The SecuraFone app will also let children make an emergency call with a quick press of a button. Most safety experts still recommend parents follow their kids on Halloween, but for those older trick or treaters who are too big for mom and dad to tag along the kid tracker app could be just what parents are looking for.

The SecuraFone app is free, but there is also a premium version.

For more information visit www.securafone.com.

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October 10, 2012

CBS Denver on SecuraFone App to Keep Children Safe

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DENVER (CBS4) – A major concern for parents each Halloween is safety, especially when children are trick-or-treating after dark. Now there’s a new way to keep track of children.

For many children Halloween is a favorite time of year, but no matter how fun the costumes are, and how responsible the children are, parents worry. That’s why Chris Holbert developed SecuraFone, a free app to help keep children safe.

“The free version will load and instantly allow them to see where the child is at any point in time from their phone or any connected device,” Holbert said. The app also allows children to make an emergency call to their parents with a quick swipe.

“It will send a text message and an email alert to as many people as you want. So it can be their friends, their parents, or older brother, or whoever it is; and they will see exactly where they are,” Holbert said.

Parents and nannies all say it’s so easy to look away for a moment and realize a child is suddenly out of sight. “I think it’s a really good idea for their safety and for the parents’ peace of mind,” a woman said. The app is one way to help know exactly what haunted house children may be visiting. There are additional apps with additional features that will cost money.

Link: SecuraFone

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Huffington Post on SecuraTrac’s SecuraFone Safety App

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Parents won’t need to worry about their little trick-or-treaters this Halloween, thanks to a new app that helps wary mothers and fathers track their children on the ghoulish holiday.

A free app called SecuraFone, developed by Chris Holbert, will help give parents peace of mind this Halloween. “The free version will load and instantly allow them to see where the child is at any point in time from their phone or any connected device,” Holbert told CBS News Denver.

“It will send a text message and an email alert to as many people as you want. So it can be their friends, their parents, or older brother, or whoever it is; and they will see exactly where they are,” Holbert further explained.

The app will update a child’s location every few minutes, and it allows children to send SOS text messages in case of emergencies, according to a press release obtained by WKMG. The release states that every 40 seconds a child is reported missing in the U.S., with about 800,000 children missing each year.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has a series of safety guidelines for children trick-or-treating on Halloween. The center recommends going out in groups, never approaching a vehicle, wearing reflective clothing and staying in well-lit areas.

SecuraFone is available for both iPhone and Android devices. Halloween is not the only time this app would prove useful, however. It can provide added safety for children, young drivers and seniors yearlong.

Alternatively, parents can also order BrickHouse Security’s free Spark Nano 3.0, a portable GPS device that can be inserted into a trick-or-treater’s bag and will instantly track his or her location from any computer or smartphone.

Parents can use this device on Halloween to create a “geofence,” or a safe area for child to stick to. A text or email alert will be sent the moment the child crosses this boundary.

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WGN Chicago on SecuraFone for Best Halloween App

For tracking your trick-or-treaters – SecuraFone. Free for iOS and Android.

If you’re looking for a way to keep an eye on your trick-or-treater’s movements on Halloween night, there’s an app for that! Start by creating a free account SecuraFone.com. Then, have your trick-or-treater download the app on his phone. From the website at home, you can pinpoint exactly where your trick-or-treater is!

If you decide to upgrade, it costs $8.99 a month per mobile phone. But it includes live GPS tracking and a SOS slide bar for discrete and immediate calls for help to 911 or friends and family.

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October 6, 2012

Albany Times Union on SecuraFone

Parents don’t want to think twice at 10 p.m., so companies like SecuraTrac and Sollico Software have designed apps that allow parents to know their childrens’ whereabouts without having to ask.

Tracking apps are not the latest invention, but they seem to be growing in popularity. While teenagers don’t always respond to calls or texts when they’re out, do parents have the right to go this far?

SecuraFone, Footprints and iLOCi2 are a few of many apps available for iPhones and Androids that allow a parent, guardian or caretaker to track a child’s location. Such apps feature “real-time location”, location history, and the speed at which the tracked phone is moving. This sounds good to concerned parents but terrifying to teens.

Many parents are using tracking apps to ensure their children are where they should be, and the child is kept unaware that he or she is being tracked. It’s obvious that there are trust issues between parents and their teens. This may be due to the fact that throughout history teenagers have been notorious for being rebellious.

Instead of improving or developing a trusting relationship with their teenagers, parents hit “Install”, wait a few minutes, and know exactly where their teen is. If a parent can’t trust a teenager to the point that they have to disguise a GPS as something a teen takes everywhere with them, there are clearly bigger issues that need to be confronted.

The only way for a trusting relationship to be established is if teens stop lying. From my experience, the more trusting a parent is of their teenager the more room that parent gives them to make their own decisions. Eventually this eliminates a teenagers need to lie and parents need to use tracking apps.

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