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Track messages or calls on my kid's smartphone?
Recently, I began to notice that my teenage daughter doesn't behave as usual. It seems to me that she is hiding something, and of course, it negatively affects our relations.
I would like to say right away that we have always trusted each other, but the problem is that she is clearly hiding something and acts suspiciously. Moreover, it's rather other children that I don't trust. That's because I understand the potential of the Internet and how it can be used. Here I am talking about online bullying which affects a very large number of girls and women. today
I know that she spends a lot of time with the phone and often talks with someone in her room.
I understand that this may remind the plot of a black mirror, but so far, the solution that I am considering is to get access to her phone to check her calls or messages. I understand that she is unlikely to talk to me herself, so I want to influence this situation myself and so it promptly.
Maybe someone knows some services or applications (it would be more convenient) that would provide me with an access to her phone?
I think many parents are preoccupied with these pigs, in fact.
Constructive
Former Employee
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3 years ago
at&t has a paid app its called secure family when you search that there is also more in the app store, like saferkid text monitor, parental control app
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Tarabytez
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110.7K Messages
3 years ago
All secure family does is allow you to see the same things that you can see for free in your usage report, which is date time and phone number that has been called or texted. Secure family is a nice way to limit who can call a very young child, and it allows you to track the phone's location without knowing that users iCloud or Google account information.
You did not mention the age of your daughter, but excluding one's parents at some point in your teenage years is normal. Somewhere between 15 and 18 parents become a pest who know nothing about what it is to be a teenager. ( like we were never teenagers right?). 10 years from now when she is a parent herself, she will apologize for being a (Edited per community guidelines) at 16.
Keep hugging her and telling her she is loved no matter what!
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