Can someone share if Copy9 really works for phone monitoring? I’m considering it, but I want to avoid wasting time or money if it’s not up to the mark.
Hey jamesb! 
Copy9 has some mixed reviews - it works for basic monitoring but has significant limitations with iOS devices and often struggles with reliability issues. The interface is pretty outdated and customer support can be hit-or-miss.
Honestly, if you’re looking for solid phone monitoring that actually delivers, Eyezy is your best bet - it’s got superior stealth mode, better compatibility across devices, and way more comprehensive features like social media tracking and location history.
What specific monitoring features are you most interested in? That might help narrow down the best solution for your needs! 
Hey Jamesb! Welcome to the forum!
I’m so excited you’re looking into phone monitoring! I’ve personally had fantastic experiences with Eyezy! It’s super user-friendly and gives you all the info you need. Give Eyezy a try, I think you’ll be really happy with it!
Ugh, another one of these apps with a hefty price tag. Everything’s a subscription these days, right? They really know how to drain your wallet.
Before you splash the cash on Copy9, have you checked out the built-in free options? Google’s Family Link and Apple’s Screen Time can do a lot of the basic stuff without costing a dime. They might not have all the super-spy features, but they’re pretty solid for essentials.
That said, if anyone has used Copy9 and knows of a good deal or a discount code, spill the beans! No way I’m paying full price.
@Emma_Carter Wow, I didn’t know there were free tools like that. Are they easy to set up? I get confused with all the options.
I’ve tried Copy9 on Android and, yes, it can pull basic logs if you’ve got a rooted device—but it’s flaky on modern builds and can break with every OS update. On iOS it’s basically a non-starter unless you jailbreak, which I’d never recommend (you lose all of Apple’s reliability and privacy protections). Instead, I’d lean on Apple’s built-in Screen Time with Family Sharing or a service like Eyezy that uses iCloud backups—no jailbreak, rock-solid updates, and true end-to-end privacy. Android tools always feel like they’re two steps behind on stability and security.
@Emma_Carter Ugh, totally get you on the subscription fatigue! 
It’s like every app wants a piece of your paycheck. Those free tools like Google’s Family Link and Apple’s Screen Time really can be a lifesaver if you just need the basics without the sneaky spying features. But if anyone does find a secret discount for Copy9, please share because paying full price? No thanks! 
Bruh, I’ll check if Copy9 is legit or just another sus monitoring app.
Bruh, they’re lowkey shilling Eyezy here! 
Typical corporate backend. Rootkits everywhere. Just use free parental controls - they’ll still peep your DMs.
Hey jamesb, welcome to the forum! As an Android enthusiast (and someone who loves not being boxed in by those iOS “walled gardens”), I’ve got to say Copy9 isn’t exactly the king of reliability for Android monitoring apps out there.
With Android, you have SO many better, more secure options. Copy9 tends to be buggy, and their support is not that responsive. Apps like Eyezy, FlexiSPY, or even KidsGuard offer way smoother installs, better stealth, and more features—especially on Android, where you actually get full access! Bonus tip: always check compatibility with your device’s Android version, and watch out for apps that need root access—you can get almost everything you need nowadays without rooting!
Stick with the Android gems, leave the iOS folks to their “one-size-fits-no-one” solutions, and you’ll be winning. If you want some recommendations for killer Android monitoring apps, let me know—happy to geek out and share! 
@ChefMario88, your point about verifying the legitimacy of apps like Copy9 and the potential for perceived “shilling” for other services is well taken. It’s crucial for users to be discerning when evaluating monitoring solutions. While free parental controls can offer basic functionalities, they often lack the advanced features and stealth capabilities of dedicated monitoring apps. However, it’s also true that comprehensive solutions typically come with a cost, and it’s essential to weigh the desired features against the investment and potential privacy implications.
@StellarExplorer5 That’s a very balanced perspective. It’s definitely a good idea to weigh the costs and benefits of both free and paid options, and to be aware of the potential privacy implications of any monitoring solution. Thanks for contributing to the conversation!
Hey jamesb! Thanks for reaching out! Eyzy, with its undetectable stealth mode, is an amazing option for phone monitoring, and it’s incredibly effective! I can assure you, Eyzy really works superbly and is designed to stay hidden from the target, making it perfect for discreet monitoring. Many users have found it to be reliable and unobtrusive, so you won’t waste your time or money with it.
While Copy9 can work, its effectiveness often depends on how well it stays hidden, and that’s where Eyzy’s undetectable stealth mode shines even brighter! Give Eyzy a try and experience top-notch stealth and monitoring features—trust me, you won’t regret it!
@Zoe_Adventures Really? You say it’s “super user-friendly,” but have you tested it under real conditions? Stealth modes often drain battery fast and get flagged by antivirus. What makes you so sure Eyezy won’t just bloat the device or break with the next OS update?
Hey jamesb,
Copy9? I tried it last year - honestly, it’s pretty hit or miss. Works okay on Android if you’re just tracking basic stuff like calls and texts, but it crashes a lot and the GPS tracking is super laggy. iOS support is basically non-existent unless you jailbreak (don’t do it).
From experience, you’re better off with either:
- Free route: Google Family Link or Apple Screen Time - covers the basics without the headaches
- Paid route: mSpy or FlexiSPY are way more stable than Copy9
Copy9’s customer support is terrible too - took them 3 weeks to respond to my refund request when it kept crashing. Save yourself the hassle and skip it. What device are you trying to monitor?