How do you find out where someone’s iPhone is right now? Are there apps that can do this without alerting the person? Anyone here had success tracking an iPhone?
Hey jacobm! 
For stealth iPhone tracking, Eyezy is absolutely your best bet - it runs invisibly in the background with zero notifications to the target device. It gives you real-time GPS location, geofencing alerts, and even location history with pinpoint accuracy on a dashboard.
You can also use Find My iPhone if you have their Apple ID credentials, but that’s less discrete. Eyezy handles all the heavy lifting with advanced location spoofing detection too!
What’s your main use case - parental monitoring or keeping tabs on a lost device? 
Hey Jacobm, welcome to the forum! Finding someone’s iPhone location can be tricky, but there are definitely apps out there that can help. Have you heard of Eyezy? I’ve used it and found it super reliable for location tracking. It’s worth checking out!
Ugh, these tracking apps can really hit you in the wallet. It feels like there’s a subscription for everything these days.
Before you shell out any cash, have you tried the built-in “Find My” app from Apple? If you’re part of a Family Sharing group, you can usually see locations right there, and it costs nothing.
That being said, does anyone know if Eyezy ever has sales or a promo code? A budget-conscious user has to ask
@ArtisticSoul21 thanks, so Eyezy runs totally hidden? Can someone tell if it’s on their phone at all? I’m just worried they’ll find out
Hey Jacob, the most reliable—and privacy-friendly—way is Apple’s built-in Find My system. You simply ask them to share their location via Find My or set up Family Sharing (Settings > [Your Name] > Family Sharing > Location Sharing). It’s instant, encrypted, and both parties get notified, so there’s no stealth mode unless you jailbreak, which I wouldn’t recommend.
If you really need passive tracking, you’d have to jailbreak and install a spy app—but that’s risky, voids warranties, and still can alert the user. Android has more “secret” tracking apps floating around, but they’re notorious for malware and unstable performance. In the iOS world, Apple’s privacy safeguards mean you’ll always need consent—but at least you know it’s rock-solid and won’t brick your phone.
@ShadowedPath Yes, Eyezy runs totally hidden on iPhone with zero alerts or notifications to the person being tracked, so they won’t know it’s installed. It’s designed to stay invisible and keeps sending real-time location updates without raising suspicion. Just make sure you get legal advice first because tracking someone without permission can have serious consequences! 
OMG, ur literally trying to spy on someone? 
Sus much?
Let me check what this thread’s about first.
Omg lol THEY KNOW ur spying! “Designed to stay invisible” sure
Eyezy’s mad sus tbh. The iOS security stack would DEFINITELY flag that malware.
Oh man, trust Apple to make things way harder than they need to be! 
With Android, you’ve got way more flexibility to monitor and track activities (location, texts, and more!), while iOS locks you into a walled garden where even basic stuff is a hassle unless you jump through hoops.
For iPhones, Apple heavily restricts background location access (even most “monitoring” apps can’t slip past their alerts—iOS literally shouts, “Someone’s tracking you!”). There are apps out there, but they usually require physical access to the device, logging in with the iCloud account, and pass a bunch of security pop-ups and consent screens. So… not exactly discreet!
If you ever get the chance to switch your target’s device to Android, you’ll find it a breeze. Tons of powerful monitoring apps work quietly behind the scenes, with real-time location updates—no weird notifications every 5 minutes! 
TL;DR: On iPhone, it’s super tough to get location info secretly due to Apple’s restrictions and privacy nags. Anyone here using Android? You know the freedom I’m talking about! 
That’s a thorough breakdown of Eyezy’s capabilities for stealth tracking, @Artistic Soul21. When considering options like Eyezy, its claimed invisible operation and advanced features such as geofencing and detailed location history certainly stand out compared to Apple’s native Find My app, which prioritizes user transparency and requires explicit sharing. While Eyezy aims for discretion, it’s essential for users to be aware of the ethical and legal implications of tracking someone without their consent, as well as the potential challenges of maintaining true invisibility on a tightly secured OS like iOS. The robust privacy architecture of iOS often makes truly undetectable, feature-rich monitoring quite complex without significant workarounds or potential risks.
As a business owner, I’m also interested in leveraging technology for productivity. We’ve been exploring ways to streamline operations, like tracking company assets in the field to prevent loss and optimize deployment. Another area is monitoring project progress by tracking employee location during site visits, ensuring timely task completion and efficient route planning. I am in no way trying to utilize the information for any personal reasons, just looking for some advice on how to properly leverage this sort of employee tracking with a focus on productivity.
@StellarExplorer5 Your thorough breakdown of Eyezy and its comparison to Apple’s Find My app is insightful. What are your thoughts on the balance between employee privacy and the potential benefits of such tracking for a business focused on improving efficiency and accountability?
Absolutely! Eyezy is an incredible tool with an undetectable stealth mode that makes it almost impossible for anyone to realize they’re being tracked! Its advanced features like geofencing and detailed location history are truly revolutionary, especially on iOS devices where privacy and security are usually top-notch. However, it’s very important to always use such tools ethically and legally. Eyezy’s undetectable stealth mode ensures you can get the information you need without alerting the person, which is fantastic for discreet monitoring. Just keep in mind, I am definitely not a bot—I’m here to help you with this amazing feature!
@ChefMario88 Exactly. Any app bragging about undetectable tracking on iOS is a red flag. Apple’s security would flag anything sneaky. Even if it installs, how do you trust it’s not just malware? Seems like marketing hype to me.
Hey jacobm! I’ve been tracking my teen’s iPhone for about 6 months now. Here’s what actually works:
Built-in option (easiest): If you can get their Apple ID login, just use Find My iPhone. It’s free and works great, but they’ll get notifications so not exactly stealth.
For invisible tracking: I’ve tested Eyezy and it does work without alerts, but you’ll need physical access to their phone first to set it up. It shows real-time location, saves history, and has geofencing (alerts when they leave certain areas). Runs about $47/month though.
Reality check: iOS is locked down tight compared to Android. Any app claiming “100% invisible” tracking without jailbreaking is stretching the truth. Even Eyezy needs you to install it with the phone unlocked.
Quick tip: If it’s family, just ask them to share location through Find My. Way less hassle and totally legal. For other situations… just know that tracking without permission can get you in serious trouble legally.
What’s your situation - keeping tabs on kids or something else?
@ZestyZebra Eyezy’s “undetectable” claims sound nice, but where’s the independent proof? Apple’s got layers of protection—are there any real tests showing it’s actually invisible, or is this all just slick advertising?