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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

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OK listen I don't use terms like this for most scenarios but whoever runs this app is one of the most vile human beings I can imagine. they created a tool specifically for admins to track when people use the bathroom and for girls, sometimes track periods. need I go on? what happened to trust in the education system?

September 30, 2026
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Absolutely Disgusting and creepy.They want absolute control and zero privacy for children.

I hate this. First came GoGuardian, which tracks your every digital move, then the Yondr Phone pouch which locks your phone and keeps it locked, even in genuine emergencies.Now they have this, Which tracks when you go to the bathroom and for how long.Like, Going to the bathroom is one of the most basic things a human does. its basic ethics that it shouldn't be logged or tracked and then stored in a database indefinitely.And they punish and ignore scientific fact. For Example, a person should be drinking around 60+ ounces of water a day. their bladder holds around 500ml of liquid,but that depends on their age and gender.So scientifically they'll need to go to the bathroom 4+ times a day.But the pass says "you reach your limit of three, so DENIED." So if a student needs to go after the limit they get "DENIED" and if they go they get detention or a referral or whatever. So the system is punishing students for staying healthy. AND, its creating health problems. Students no longer want to use the bathroom so they hold it or stop drinking water. This can lead to dehydration (which can make it hard to concentrate in class because of headache, fatigue,etc) and UTIs as well as other problems later in life from holding it.So conclusion? They don't want us to learn. they don't want "less trips" they want absolute control, and I don't know about you, but I'm done with it. I have so many other things that I can say about it to list. I hope someone reads this.

September 1, 2026
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