Yes. Most parental control apps, including Eyezy, can show you your kids' search history. This means you can see what your child is looking for on Google, YouTube (not as an app but as a website), or other browsers. Having access to this information helps parents notice red flags early. Like searches for harmful content, unsafe challenges, or websites not meant for kids.

You don’t need to grab their phone or scroll through the browser yourself. Instead, go to the Eyezy website and pick your membership (the right one depends on your budget and the features you want to get). After that, you’ll receive an email with the steps you need to take. Don’t expect the complicated installation process. Eyezy is made with simplicity, so you need a few minutes to set up and log in to the Control Panel and check child's phone history.

The easiest way is through a monitoring tool that does the work for you. Eyezy keeps collecting info on all your child’s online activity. You can log in from your phone or computer to check your child's search history, even if they try to erase it from their device. Even more, you can block harmful websites and keep calm about their future safety.

Kids sometimes delete their browser history or switch to private browsing modes. That doesn’t stop a parental monitoring app. Eyezy records searches and visited sites before they’re erased, so you’ll still have the whole picture. This means you won’t miss major details that could affect their mental or physical health.

Monitoring apps like Eyezy work quietly in the background, so your child won’t see obvious signs that their searches are being seen. Still, other apps could slow down the device and overheat the battery. That’s why you need to stop only on the advanced app.

Most free tools are very limited. You might see only a small part of your child’s browsing activity, or the reports may not update often. Some free apps even carry ads or use your child’s data in ways you wouldn’t approve of. That’s why many parents prefer trusted apps like Eyezy. They’re built for safety and give complete, reliable information.

Yes, but only with the right tool. Normally, Incognito or Private Browsing hides activity from the device itself, so you won’t see it by checking the browser manually. However, monitoring apps like Eyezy can still save searches and visited websites, even in Incognito mode. No matter what browsing tricks your child uses. This makes it easier to stay informed while they try to hide something risky.