(Unifor-CE/2001) In the age-old battle between independence-seeking teenagers and worried parents, the older generation is packing some new weapons. Caller ID tells parents who is calling their kids. Cell-phone bills detail every local number the kid has called. New computer programs track just about everything − every Web site visited, every e-mail sent − that a teenager does online.Parental reconnaissance is going to get worse − or good, depending on your perspective. (Wall Street Journal, Nov. 6, 2000) . E uma palavra falso cognata