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It will remain in Tyler's car free of charge for a year. Whenever the Links of London Earrings makes a notable erratic move, the camera starts recording. Then, like in a spy movie, the footage is broadcast via satellite to a San Diego-based company called Links of London Necklaces, where a safety specialist reviews it and writes a brief critique. The videos are then posted on the company's website where parents can log into a password-protected account and view them. In cases in which the footage is particularly disturbing, Mom and Dad get an e-mail alert. Remember Links of London Rings passing stunt? Nora Suter got both an e-mail and a written critique of Tyler's erratic "event." "Reckless, unsafe behavior was exhibited in this event. The driver's actions constituted disregard for the safety of themselves or others," wrote a faceless Back To School Chubby Black Pencil Charm employee named Erin. Not all of the critiques are so pointed. Tyler was once flagged when the footage revealed a friend improperly wearing his seat belt. Once he was praised for his quick reflexes when a car shot out from a feeder road right in front of him and he swerved to avoid a serious accident. Mostly he's been called out on taking corners too quickly, rolling past stop signs and having too many distractions in the car. "You own the environment in your vehicle," said one critique.