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09-16-2019, 05:18 AM

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Laur- I think you just explained your boundary perfectly in that last post. Good going.

09-16-2019, 05:34 PM

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Laur- I think you just explained your boundary perfectly in that last post. Good going.

thank you

09-16-2019, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Sasha1972

FWIW -if he's talking about using the device called BACTrack to prove his sobriety: my ex tried to switch from SoberLink to BACTrack because the latter was cheaper, and when I looked into it I found that it's really easy to "game" BACTrack. It's marketed as a device for self-testing, e.g. if you're out at a bar and want to know whether you're over the legal limit to drive. It has third-party monitoring capability but that's really secondary (also, if you're doing third-party monitoring with BACTrack you have to scrutinize pictures of the user to determine whether they are really blowing into the tube or just screwing around - and you may not want to gaze at pictures of your AH every two hours).

So if he wants to do BACTrack for his own accountability, fine, but I think you are wise to stay away from being the person he reports to.

thanks sasha. Honestly i am good. If he uses the bac honestly then great. I am waiting to see how it goes. I will know regardless of what it says. he set it up tonite. I said good. Not asking questions not showing much interest. I will see change if things change. And if they don’t change in a short window i will figure out moving on. This sucks but i am doing ok.