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Following the tragedy in Clay County, Fla., last month, I can't help thinking about the role of technology in protecting our children. GPS devices made specifically to track the location of children exist. But can we really protect our kids with GPS technology? And what about the GPS devices used by law enforcement officials to track convicted offenders? Can such technology keep predators away from our kids?