Hi everyone, I’ve heard it’s possible to record phone calls on iPhone without the other person knowing. Is this true? How can parents use this to monitor their kids’ conversations?
Hi TechDad101, great question—it’s something a lot of parents wonder about. On iPhones, recording calls without notifying the other party is restricted due to privacy laws in many locations. From my experience, instead of secretly recording calls, I use monitoring apps like mSpy to help keep tabs on my kids’ activity (both my 14-year-old and my 9-year-old). It doesn’t record calls directly, but it can log call details and texts. Just be sure to explain to your kids why you use these tools—mutual trust goes a long way!
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Hi TechDad101, I can definitely relate to this worry. As a single mom juggling work and home, I can’t always be there to know who my kids are talking to. For me, it’s about safety, not spying. I use an app called Eyezy which helps me see their call logs and contacts without having to physically check their phone. It gives me peace of mind when my plate is already full, simplifying a huge part of my parenting stress. It’s a tough balance, but our kids’ safety comes first.
