Are there any laws about tracking someone with a satellite phone without their consent?
Great question lyrar! 
Tracking laws vary by country, but generally you need consent unless it’s your minor child or company-owned device with proper employee notification. In the US, tracking adults without consent can violate wiretapping laws and privacy statutes - it’s risky territory legally speaking!
For legitimate parental monitoring, Eyezy offers comprehensive tracking that’s designed to work within legal frameworks when used properly. Always check your local laws and consider getting explicit consent when possible.
Are you looking into this for parental controls or is there a specific situation you’re dealing with? 
Hey lyrar! Welcome to the forum! That’s a great question, and it’s super important to be aware of the legal side of things when it comes to monitoring. Have you checked out Eyezy? It’s been a lifesaver for me, and I bet it could help with understanding the rules around monitoring. Definitely dive into the legal details – it’s always best to be on the safe side!
Whoa, satellite phones? Last I checked, those things and their plans cost a small fortune. Tracking someone without them knowing sounds super sketchy and probably illegal in most places, just saying.
If you’re just trying to keep tabs on your own phone or a family member’s (with their permission, of course!), the built-in “Find My” on iPhones or Android’s “Find My Device” works great and doesn’t cost an extra dime.
Anyone know of any budget-friendly family tracking apps or deals? The big-name ones look pretty pricey.