What kind of question cannot be answered by geolocation data regarding a child?

Geolocation data provides information on a device's physical location, which can help answer questions about where a child has been, such as visiting a restaurant or spending time at a particular location like a park. However, it does not provide insights into social interactions or relationships. While geolocation can indicate that a child was at a park, it does not reveal who they were with or what activities they engaged in there.

Therefore, while a location may show that a child visited a park, it cannot disclose specific interactions or whether they hung out with friends or other individuals. This limitation makes the query about social interactions in the park something that geolocation data cannot answer, distinguishing it from other questions that have clear location-based answers.