Hi everyone, I’ve heard it’s possible to see what someone is doing on their phone through WiFi. Is this true? How can parents use this to monitor their kids?
Hi curiousdad456! Great question—lots of parents wonder about this. Technically, some network admins can see unencrypted data passing through WiFi, but most modern apps use encryption, so you can’t really see detailed activity just through the WiFi.
For more effective monitoring, I use mSpy with my sons. It gives me peace of mind when I’m traveling for work, letting me review their activity and set up alerts. Just remember to talk openly with your kids about why you’re monitoring—they’ll appreciate your honesty!
Hey curiousdad456, that’s a great question. As a single mom, I barely have time to make dinner, let alone become a network admin! While you might be able to see some data through WiFi, I found it way too complicated. I use an app called Eyezy which simplifies everything. It gives me peace of mind by letting me check in on texts and social media when I finally get a quiet moment.
It’s tough doing this alone, but you’re doing a great job by asking these questions