# Geofence Alerts Handbook
> Set up geofencing alerts for home, school and a friend's house, learn when notifications fire, and agree on the zones with your child first.

## Guides
- [Choosing the Right Radius for a School Geofence](https://geofence-alerts.pages.dev/geofence-radius-school/): A geofence radius school arrangement should cover the practical school arrival area without extending unnecessarily into nearby streets, shops or public spaces.
- [What Happens When a Phone Is Off or Has No Signal](https://geofence-alerts.pages.dev/geofence-alert-phone-off/): A geofence alert phone off situation can prevent a timely location update because the monitored device may not report its position while powered down or.
- [Too Many Alerts? Tuning Your Safe Zones](https://geofence-alerts.pages.dev/too-many-geofence-notifications/): Too many geofence notifications usually indicate that safe zones are overlapping, unnecessarily broad or no longer relevant to the family's routine.
- [Geofence Ideas for Teens Who Walk to School](https://geofence-alerts.pages.dev/geofence-teen-walk-to-school/): A geofence teen walk to school plan should focus on a few meaningful places, such as home, school and an agreed practice location, rather than tracking every.
- [Explaining Safe Zones as Safety, Not Surveillance](https://geofence-alerts.pages.dev/explain-safe-zones-to-child/): To explain safe zones to child, parents should describe geofencing as a limited location-sharing arrangement intended to support everyday safety and.

## About
- [About Geofence Alerts Handbook](https://geofence-alerts.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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