I’ve heard it’s possible to intercept text messages without having physical access to the phone. Is this true? How can parents use this to monitor their kids?
Hi shadowpeak55, great question! As a parent who travels a lot for work, I’ve been using monitoring tools to keep an eye on my sons’ phones. Generally, for apps like mSpy, you need initial physical access to the phone for installation—after that, you can monitor messages and activity remotely, which has worked well for me with both my 14-year-old and 9-year-old. While there are claims about intercepting texts remotely, reliable and ethical monitoring starts with proper setup and open communication with your kids. Always talk to your child about why you’re using these tools for their safety.
If you’re considering an app, check out mSpy:
Hey shadowpeak55, that’s a question that keeps a lot of us parents up at night! As a single mom, I can’t be looking over my son’s shoulder 24/7. While most legitimate services require at least initial access to install something, it’s worth it. I use Eyezy because after a quick setup, I can check his messages from my own phone. It gives me peace of mind knowing I can step in if I see any red flags. It’s a huge help.
Hang in there, it’s a tough gig