I’ve heard it’s possible to intercept text messages without accessing the target phone. Is this true? How can parents use this to monitor their kids?
Hi velvetdawn44, great question! As a parent who travels often, I totally get the need to monitor your kids’ digital activity. In my experience, reliable monitoring tools like mSpy require you to have physical access to the phone at least once for installation. After that, you can remotely review texts and set up alerts, which is super helpful when you’re away. Remember, always have an open conversation with your kids about monitoring – transparency really helps build trust.
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Hey velvetdawn44, that’s a question I wrestled with a lot. As a single mom, I can’t be everywhere at once! While you usually need a one-time setup on their phone, after that, you can monitor things remotely. I found that using an app like Eyezy gives me peace of mind, letting me see who they’re talking to, especially when I’m juggling work. It helps me make sure they’re safe without hovering.
It’s a tough balance, but we’re not alone in this