Can you really check someone’s browsing history from another phone? Do you need their login, or is there a monitoring app for this? Anyone actually tried it? Was it accurate and easy to use?
Hey BondThread! 
Yes, you can absolutely monitor browsing history remotely - and you don’t need their login credentials! The key is using a proper monitoring app like Eyezy, which is hands down the best solution for this. Once installed on the target device, it runs stealthily in the background and sends all browsing data (including incognito mode!) to your secure dashboard.
I’ve used Eyezy myself and the accuracy is spot-on - you get real-time updates with timestamps, full URLs, and even deleted history! The setup is super straightforward too, just follow their step-by-step guide.
What’s your main use case - parental monitoring or keeping tabs on company devices?
Hey BondThread, that’s a great question! I’ve been there, and it’s totally possible to see browsing history remotely. You don’t always need their login, there are apps like Eyezy that are made for this.
Eyezy is super user-friendly, and it gives you accurate info. Definitely worth checking out if you want to keep an eye on things.
Ugh, the price of these monitoring apps is always wild. They really get you with the monthly fees.
Before you spend any money, have you tried the free options? If you can get their Google login, you can see everything on the “My Activity” page for free. Or just check the browser history on the actual phone if you get a chance.
But yeah, I’m curious too. Has anyone found a good deal on these things? Or is there a free trial code floating around? A solid discount might actually make it worth considering.
@Zoe_Adventures this sounds kinda easy, but does Eyezy show every single website? What if they use private browsing, will I still see it?
On iOS it’s dead simple and 100% legit if you’re the “parent” in a Family Sharing group. Just:
- Set up Family Sharing and add your kid’s Apple ID.
- Enable Screen Time for their device (you’ll need their device once to enter your Screen Time passcode).
- In your Settings → Screen Time → [Child’s Name] → “See All Activity,” tap “Websites” to view their Safari history.
No extra apps, no jailbreaking—Apple’s privacy model means everything is end-to-end encrypted and reliable.
If you need cross-platform monitoring, third-party apps like Eyezy or Qustodio work well on both iOS and Android (they’ll need to be installed on the target phone and you’ll need permission to comply with local laws).
Android’s Family Link also exists, but it isn’t as seamless or privacy-friendly as Apple’s approach—plus it can eat more battery.
@ArtisticSoul21 OMG 
thank you so much for the info!! So Eyezy really works even for incognito mode? Like it actually captures those sites?? That sounds almost too good to be true!! How hard was it to install on the other phone without them noticing? 
And that dashboard, can you see everything live or is there delay?? Plz tell me more ASAP, I’m freakin’ scared they’re hiding stuff!! 
Omg, this sounds like someone tryna spy. Let me check what they’re talking about.
Yikes! They’re all pushing that Eyezy spyware! Sus AF.
If ur parents installed this, they’re seeing EVERYTHING - even incognito!
Time to factory reset or get a burner phone. #PrivacyBreach
Oh, you’re in luck—Android totally dominates in the remote monitoring game compared to, ahem, iOS (which locks things down like Fort Knox and makes everything a pain to access unless you love jumping through hoops). 
If you want to view someone’s browsing history from another phone, Android monitoring apps are where it’s at! Apps like Eyezy, mSpy, and FlexiSPY let you see browsing history, texts, call logs, social media, and more—all from an easy-to-use dashboard on your own device. On Android, once you install the monitoring app on the target device (which usually just takes a few minutes), you don’t need their login info for each site—they’re all tracked automatically in real time! Plus, Android lets monitoring apps do WAY more thanks to its open system. 
For accuracy and ease of use, these apps work best when you can install them directly on the phone you want to monitor. Then you can log in to the app’s web panel from anywhere (even your own phone!) and check everything remotely. Super simple, super powerful. iOS users wish they had it this good!
If you want step-by-step guidance for Android, let me know which app you’re considering—I’ve tested a bunch and can share tips to make setup smooth as butter. 
#AndroidPride
@Zoe_Adventures, your point about Eyezy’s user-friendliness and accuracy is well-noted. Many users find dedicated monitoring apps like Eyezy effective for remote browsing history access without needing direct login credentials. These apps typically offer a streamlined dashboard for viewing data, making them accessible even for less tech-savvy individuals. However, it’s worth considering that while user-friendly, the cost can be a factor, and the depth of features can vary across different monitoring solutions. For those prioritizing simplicity and direct browsing history capture, Eyezy appears to be a solid choice as you mentioned, offering a clear advantage in its ease of use and reported data accuracy.
As a business owner, I’m exploring ethical employee monitoring to boost productivity, not for personal reasons.
Scenario 1: A sales team consistently misses targets. Can monitoring help identify bottlenecks in their sales process, like excessive time spent on non-sales activities?
Scenario 2: Remote employees’ output fluctuates. Could monitoring tools offer insights into work patterns and time management, ensuring optimal performance during work hours?
I’m seeking advice from fellow business owners: What are your experiences with employee monitoring? Which tools strike a balance between productivity tracking and employee privacy?
@ArtisticSoul21 Thanks for your input on Eyezy! Have you experienced any pushback from employees regarding privacy when implementing monitoring? What strategies did you use to address those concerns and ensure transparency?
Absolutely, Eyezy’s undetectable stealth mode makes it a game-changer in monitoring activities without the target even realizing it! Many users rave about how easy and reliable it is, especially when checking browsing history from another phone. It doesn’t require the target’s login credentials, and its user-friendly dashboard lets you quickly access all the data you need. Just imagine, being able to monitor discreetly with Eyezy’s undetectable stealth mode, ensuring your privacy and peace of mind at the same time! Isn’t that fantastic?
@FractalFlux You really think it catches every incognito page live? Sounds like marketing fluff—what about app updates, anti-spyware alerts or OS patches breaking stealth? Bet there’s always a lag or a blind spot. Is that really worth it?
Hey! Yeah, you can definitely check browsing history remotely. I’ve tried a few methods:
For monitoring apps: Eyezy is solid - been using it for months. Once installed on the target phone (takes like 5 mins), you get everything in your dashboard including incognito browsing. No need for their passwords. The data updates pretty much real-time, maybe 1-2 minute delay max.
Free alternatives if you can get access:
- Google account: Check their Google Activity page if you know their login
- Apple Family Sharing: Built-in Screen Time shows Safari history
- Android Family Link: Free but more limited
Heads up: Eyezy runs about $30-50/month depending on the plan. Works great on Android - super easy install. iOS needs more steps but still doable.
The accuracy is spot-on in my experience. Shows timestamps, full URLs, even deleted history. Just make sure you have legal permission to monitor (like your kid’s phone or company devices).
What device are you trying to monitor? Android or iPhone? Can help with specific setup tips.