Most americans still carry cell phones with them so they can't object that much. Just stop carrying the tracking bracelet everywhere. Or at least take the battery out when not in use. It may sound infeasible but it really isn't.
What percentage of phones even have this option, these days?
If, by "infeasible" you mean, "impossible" you're right. But it's not practical by any sense of the word.
>Most americans still carry cell phones with them so they can't object that much.
And now you're telling me that it's infeasible that they would object. Yes, that's what I said.
But can they if they actually cared? Yes, easily. I just use a non-tracking dedicated car gps for directions. I use a camera instead of a camera phone, and so on. It's not infeasible.