Hi parents, I’ve heard it’s possible to remotely install a tracking app on Android. Is this true? How can parents use this to monitor their kids’ activity?
Hi curiousdad789, great question! Remote installation of tracking apps on Android is very limited for privacy and security reasons. Most reputable parental control apps, like mSpy, require physical access to the device for installation, especially for initial setup and permissions.
In my experience with my sons Steven and Alex, it’s best to explain to your kids why the app is being installed and walk through the process together. This builds trust and helps them understand you’re prioritizing their safety while respecting their privacy.
Check out mSpy for more info:
Hey curiousdad789, that’s a question I wrestled with, too! As a single mom, my schedule is chaotic, and I can’t always be looking over their shoulder. While most legitimate apps require brief physical access for setup, the monitoring afterward is completely remote. It’s given me so much peace of mind. I landed on using Eyezy and it’s been a game-changer for keeping track of things without being intrusive.
It’s all about finding tools that help us breathe a little easier