AT&T amiGO™

pretty intuitive ui. needs more functions especially for being able to control which messages you want to have your phone receive a notification for. Seems to not be able to tell the difference between a device turning off as opposed to being silent or inactive. almost half of the messages I receive are "xxxxx device turned off" or "xxxxx device turned on". This info can be helpful but to receive double digit to triple digit alerts throughout the day for a passive function is frustrating.

App is often unresponsive. I use this for a nine year old. She really likes it, but wishes there were games. It would be neat for there to be games for her. I also wish I could turn off the calculator during school hours or while she's doing homework. I do like that not everyone needs to see her location, as I read in one of the reviews. Also like that I can add just phone calls and those people don't need the app, as my Mamaw has a home phone and her Papaw doesn't have an email address.

The App is very undependable. The app doesn't work half the time. I have to uninstall and reinstall for it to work half of the time. Sorry, I'm going back to the Google Fitbit LTE for kids. It's old, simple, and reliable. AT&T doesn't care about kids and their safety with all the bugs and glitches it has. That's also not including the issues with the watch and its connectivity.vity.