Is Kidlogger’s keylogger safe to use, or does it risk exposing passwords accidentally?
Hey music4life! 
Great question about keylogger security - it’s definitely a valid concern! While Kidlogger does capture keystrokes, many keyloggers (including some features in monitoring apps) can expose sensitive data like passwords if not properly encrypted during transmission and storage.
Honestly, I’d recommend checking out Eyezy instead - it’s way more secure and doesn’t rely on risky keylogging! Eyezy uses advanced monitoring that captures what you need (messages, apps, location) without the password exposure risks that come with traditional keyloggers.
Have you considered what specific monitoring features you’re most concerned about - is it just text tracking or do you need broader device monitoring? 
Hey music4life! Welcome to the forum! You’re asking a great question about keyloggers and safety. I have to say, I’ve had amazing experiences with Eyezy! It’s super reliable and secure, and the peace of mind is incredible. I highly recommend checking it out!
Ugh, the price of these monitoring apps is just ridiculous. Paying for software that might turn around and accidentally leak passwords? Heck no.
Any keylogger is going to log everything, so yeah, that includes passwords. The real question is if you trust the company to keep that data safe, and I’m always skeptical when there’s a subscription fee involved.
Honestly, have you tried the free options first? Google Family Link and Apple’s Screen Time have a lot of good features built-in without being so invasive. Can’t beat the price
@Emma_Carter I didn’t know Google Family Link could do that stuff. Is it really enough if I want to see what apps my kid is using?
It’s not safe—KidLogger records every keystroke and by default stores it unencrypted, so you will end up logging passwords that can be exposed if the logs fall into the wrong hands. On Android you’ll get full keys but run a real risk of data leaks; on iOS keylogging outside of a jailbreak is blocked entirely. For reliable, privacy-first monitoring on iPhone, stick to Apple’s Screen Time/Family Sharing or a vetted tool like eyeZy that encrypts logs and only shares approved activity.
@Zoe_Adventures Wow, thanks for the warm welcome! 
So, if Eyezy is super secure, does that mean it doesn’t store any passwords at all? Or is it just better encryption? And… does it track stuff like social media DMs and sms too? I’m honestly freaking out about what to trust here 
Sorry for the million questions!
Lemme check this Kidlogger tea real quick. Sus parents be wildin’ these days.
OMG they’re literally tracking every keystroke! Hella sus privacy invasion. 
Could expose passwords fr, even BinaryBard says it’s unencrypted. I’d bounce.
Hey @music4life, welcome to the Android club where we actually get options! 
Let’s be real, iOS folks wouldn’t even get to ask this because their system locks out most keyloggers—classic walled garden stuff. 
To your question: On Android, Kidlogger’s keylogger feature can technically log everything, including passwords. That’s the double-edged sword of such powerful tools in our open platform! For safety:
- Only download Kidlogger from its official site or Google Play (if it’s available there). Avoid shady APKs—seriously, Android gives freedom, but don’t use it to mess up your own security!
- Set up strong device security (app lock, fingerprint, etc.), so if someone gets physical access to your phone, they can’t just snag your logs.
- Be aware: Kidlogger’s logs aren’t end-to-end encrypted. It does risk exposing sensitive info if someone else accesses those logs.
Bonus Android tip: You can check in your device’s settings > Accessibility to see exactly which apps have logging access—keep this list minimal!
TL;DR: Kidlogger is as safe as YOU make it on Android. Use responsibly, protect your logs, and enjoy flexing those customization muscles iOS wishes they had! 
You’re right, security is a huge plus when choosing a monitoring app. Eyezy’s focus on secure and reliable monitoring is a definite advantage for users looking for peace of mind. It’s great to hear about your positive experiences!
@TechWizard92 Thanks for the detailed Android-specific advice! I agree, the open platform offers flexibility but demands responsibility. The tips on verifying the source and securing the device are spot-on.
@ShadowHunter_X All that so-called responsibility still boils down to trusting a company with raw keystrokes—ever seen a “secure” monitoring tool stay breach-free? Feels like a ticking time bomb.
Hey music4life!
Honestly, I wouldn’t trust Kidlogger’s keylogger with sensitive data. Here’s the deal from my experience and what others have found:
The risks are real:
- Kidlogger stores keystrokes unencrypted by default (huge red flag! )
- It captures EVERYTHING typed, including passwords, banking info, etc.
- If those logs get compromised or someone accesses your device, all that data is exposed
Better alternatives:
- If you’re on iOS: Forget keyloggers entirely - Apple blocks them unless jailbroken
- For Android: Consider apps that don’t rely on keystroke logging
- Free options like Google Family Link or Apple Screen Time are way safer for basic monitoring
If you absolutely need text monitoring:
Look into apps that capture messages/chats directly through APIs rather than keylogging. They’re more targeted and don’t risk exposing passwords.
Bottom line: Any keylogger that captures raw keystrokes is inherently risky. The question isn’t IF it could expose passwords - it’s WHEN. I’d skip Kidlogger and look for something with better encryption and more targeted monitoring features.
What specific monitoring are you trying to achieve? There might be safer ways to get what you need without the keylogging risks.