Smartwatch dla dzieci Xplora X6 Play eSIM GPS SOS czarny

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List of safety warnings for GPS trackers for children based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR): 1. ingestion hazard: * Locator may contain small components (e.g. batteries, SIM cards), which can be swallowed by children. Keep it and its accessories out of reach of children. * Do not allow children to play with the locator unattended. 2. Risk of suffocation (when worn around the neck): * If the locator is worn around the neck, make sure that the cord or chain is designed to tear in the event of snagging, minimizing the risk of suffocation. 3. Skin damage and allergic reactions: * Materials from which the locator is made (e.g. plastic, silicone), can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions. Regularly clean the device and observe the baby's skin. If you experience redness, swelling or itching, stop using and consult your doctor. 4. Electromagnetic interference: * GPS locators can emit electromagnetic waves. Be careful near sensitive medical devices such as pacemakers. Consult your doctor or medical device manufacturer for detailed information. 5. Impact on mental health: * Excessive tracking of a child can lead to trust issues and a sense of privacy. Use the locator in moderation and openly communicate with your child about its use. 6. Battery risks: * Batteries (especially lithium-ion batteries) can be dangerous if they are damaged, overheated or misused. Use only the batteries and chargers recommended by the manufacturer. Do not expose the locator to extreme temperatures and do not try to replace the battery yourself. 7. Loss of data privacy: * Child location data may be at risk of leakage or unauthorized access. Secure your account and check your privacy settings regularly. Use strong passwords and avoid sharing location data with third parties. 8. Impact of weather conditions: * Some locators may be sensitive to extreme weather conditions (e.g. rain, snow, high temperatures). Check the specification of the device and avoid exposing it to harmful factors. 9. Regular maintenance: * Regularly check the technical condition of the locator and its accessories (e.g. belt, clasps). Damaged items can pose a threat. 10. Loss of location function: * GPS coverage may be limited in some areas (e.g. in buildings, tunnels). Make sure you have alternative methods of contact with your child in emergency situations.