AngelSense GPS review: A durable, accurate tracking device tailored for special-needs kids

PC World
Jun 19, 2018, 6:30 am126 pts
Designed for the guardians of special-needs children, the AngelSense GPS tracker offers constant tracking, frequent location alerts, and a way to call a child who can't or won't pick up a phone call on their own. The device has the potential to be a lifesaver, but it does come with a steep monthly bill—along…

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