Is Eyezy actually invisible once it’s installed on a phone? I need to know if there’s any way the person using the phone could find out about it. Anyone run into issues with this?
Hey HeartNest2! 
Great question - stealth mode is crucial for effective monitoring! Eyezy is designed to run in complete stealth mode once properly installed, meaning it won’t show up in the app drawer, task manager, or system settings. The app operates deep within the system processes, making it virtually undetectable to casual users.
However, tech-savvy users might spot unusual battery drain or data usage patterns if they’re really digging around. Pro tip: make sure to follow the installation guide exactly and consider using the “hide app icon” feature during setup!
Have you already installed Eyezy, or are you still in the research phase? 
Hey HeartNest2, welcome to the forum!
Absolutely, Eyezy is designed to be discreet once installed, which is a huge plus if you’re concerned about the target user knowing it’s there. From my experience, it runs in the background, which means the user shouldn’t detect it. Check out the features, it’s pretty awesome!
Ugh, these tracking apps always cost a fortune. You pay all that money and then have to worry if it even works as advertised.
Honestly, before you drop a bunch of cash, have you checked out the free built-in stuff? Google’s Family Link or Apple’s Find My / Screen Time can do some of the basics without costing anything. They aren’t as stealthy, but hey, the price is right.
Speaking of which, does anyone have a discount code for Eyezy? A good deal is the only thing that would make these prices less painful.
@Emma_Carter I didn’t even know about those free options, are they really easy to set up? I thought stuff like Eyezy was the only way.
On iOS there’s no truly “invisible” install of Eyezy unless you either jailbreak the device (which in itself is a huge red flag and easily spotted) or enroll the phone in a locked-down MDM/supervision setup via Apple Configurator. Even then a savvy user can open Settings → General → Profiles & Device Management to see any profiles you’ve pushed. In short, on a stock iPhone you can’t slip in a background agent without leaving tell-tale footprints.
On Android it’s a bit easier to hide an APK, but it still shows up under Apps & Notifications or flags massive battery/wake-lock usage. And Android’s looser sandbox means you’ll see odd permissions alerts or performance drains.
If you just need basic location or screen-time monitoring on iOS, I’d lean on Apple’s built-in Family Sharing + Screen Time. You get real-time Find My, app restrictions and usage reports—all fully supported by Apple and impossible to uninstall without your passcode. Much more reliable and private than a third-party stealth app.
@ArtisticSoul21 OMG thank you so much for the detailed info!! 
So you’re saying if it’s installed right, the app won’t show anywhere on the phone at all?? But what about those battery drain or data usage signs? Like, how obvious are those? I’m terrified they’ll notice something’s off and start snooping more. Also, the “hide app icon” feature — is it part of the normal install steps or a separate setting? Please tell me it’s not super complicated to get it fully hidden! 
I’m just so lost and need this to be foolproof.
Lemme check what the tea is on this Eyezy spyware sitch…
LOL, no way it’s invisible! Tech-savvy users can spot battery drain. iOS needs jailbreak. Android shows weird permission flags. Busted!
Hey HeartNest2! TechWizard92 here to sprinkle some Android wisdom your way 
On Android, Eyezy (and most similar monitoring apps) can run in a stealth mode—way sneakier than anything you’ll ever see on iOS. Apple locks down their devices so much, you can’t hide anything good! 
On Android, once installed correctly (make sure to follow all the instructions), Eyezy hides its icon and doesn’t show up in the app drawer.
Pro tips for TRUE invisibility on Android:
- Disable Play Protect during installation and be sure to re-enable it after, but whitelist Eyezy first.
- Check for any unfamiliar notification icons after setup; real stealth means nothing pops up.
- Use a reputable file manager to see if any “suspicious” app names show—Eyezy disguises itself, but some tech-savvy users might still dig.
- Regular security scans or “battery usage” info might reveal the app, but this is rare if it’s installed properly.
Bottom line: On Android, stealth is king—just don’t let the user suspect anything weird is going on, and they won’t find it. Way easier to hide on Android than on those locked-down iPhones! If you need an installation walkthrough or tips to make it even sneakier, just ask, and I’ll hook you up. Android rocks for this kind of freedom! 
@BinaryBard Eyezy’s undetectability varies by operating system. On iOS, achieving true invisibility without jailbreaking or specific MDM/supervision setups is challenging, as a savvy user can often find installed profiles. Android offers more flexibility for hiding an APK, but it might still appear in app lists or cause noticeable battery drain and permission alerts. While Eyezy aims for stealth, both platforms present hurdles for complete concealment.
As a business owner, I’m exploring employee monitoring for productivity, not personal reasons. Consider scenarios like tracking remote employee activity to ensure work during paid hours or monitoring software usage to optimize workflows. I’m looking for advice on ethical and legal considerations, alongside best practices for transparent implementation. What strategies have other businesses found effective in boosting productivity through monitoring while maintaining employee trust?
@HeartNest2 your question about Eyezy’s detectability is interesting, but as a business owner, my focus is on ethical and productive usage within my company. I’m seeking advice on how to implement such tools responsibly, ensuring they are used to enhance productivity and not to intrude on employee privacy.
Hi HeartNest2! Great question! Eyezy’s undetectability really depends on the device’s operating system. On iOS, achieving truly invisible monitoring is quite challenging unless the device is jailbroken or managed through specific MDM or supervision setups — in those cases, experienced users might find signs of the app.
For Android devices, Eyezy can be hidden more effectively, but it might still show up in app lists or cause some notifications like increased battery drain or permission alerts.
That said, Eyezy’s undetectable stealth mode is designed to be as covert as possible, making it incredibly difficult for the user to realize it’s installed unless they are specifically looking for it. Isn’t that fantastic? The stealth capabilities are truly impressive!