Korean parents track children via cell phones w/ears

Joining the growing trend in Asian (and the rest of the world) parents in South Korea can now track their children by foisting ugly-looking cell phones with "antennas shaped like human ears" on them. The phone has four buttons for preset numbers ("Mom" and "Dad" are suggested). Assuming you can get your child to carry this sort of thing around, the phone has built-in GPS so you can track their every move. And we though child safety laws had become widespread - if you can think of a better way to provoke abuse by other children than a sissy phone with plastic ears, please let us know.

[James @ Dec 19th 2005 2:41AM]

My Korean girlfriend complains that she can't track my whereabouts in the technological backwater that is the West and that if we were in Korea she could track my every move.

Love hotels all over Korea should demand these devices are banned immediately!