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rnawky wrote:
I'm sure you can..... If you get a subpoena for the text messages he sent.
10-05-2008 1:39 PM
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smmonfee wrote:No you can't. You didn't say how old he is but there is that program where you can limit his texting and who he can text. That might be an option. Has he given you any other reason to be suspicious?As to being your business...Do you pay for his service? Does he have a phone due to your generosity? Then you can make it your business. You are the parent. And if his texting causes problems you can always block texting from his phone. If he is under age, then whatever he does is your business...there are legal ramifications to things a child can do...and sometimes the parent is the one to pay. So there is ample reason to stay in charge. I can see why his being secretive might make you suspicious, but watch for other things too.Good luck.
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eddyjr wrote:I don't know if or how it works, but I googled "how to read deleted text messages and got this
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Athena wrote:
smmonfee wrote:No you can't. You didn't say how old he is but there is that program where you can limit his texting and who he can text. That might be an option. Has he given you any other reason to be suspicious?As to being your business...Do you pay for his service? Does he have a phone due to your generosity? Then you can make it your business. You are the parent. And if his texting causes problems you can always block texting from his phone. If he is under age, then whatever he does is your business...there are legal ramifications to things a child can do...and sometimes the parent is the one to pay. So there is ample reason to stay in charge. I can see why his being secretive might make you suspicious, but watch for other things too.Good luck.
Kids want their privacy, just like adults do. I see nothing suspicious about wanting your privacy.
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Since this thread tends to get a lot of views, I wanted to confirm that there is no method to view other people's text messages without physically looking at their phone.
AT&T does offer a product for Android phones that allows texts to be viewed on a computer but it must be installed on the phone as well. Here is more information about it. http://www.att.com/shop/apps/att-messages.html#fbid=OBu94kyoIZT