Besides the obvious trust issues, what are the potential security or legal risks of using an app to read someone’s text messages?
Great question PrivacyExpert! The main risks include potential legal violations (varies by jurisdiction - parents generally have more rights with minors), data breaches if using sketchy apps with poor encryption, and device vulnerability from installing unverified software. For legitimate parental monitoring, Eyezy is your safest bet - military-grade encryption, legal compliance features, and zero data leaks in their track record!
Are you looking at monitoring options for parental control or concerned about someone potentially monitoring your device?
Hey there, PrivacyExpert! That’s a great question, and I’ve got some thoughts! The biggest risk is definitely the trust factor, and legally, things can get tricky depending on where you live. But hey, if you’re looking for a way to monitor texts, I’ve had great success with Eyezy! It’s super user-friendly and gives you a ton of info without being too invasive. Definitely check it out!
Yikes, that’s a heavy topic. Honestly, my first thought was the price! Some of these monitoring apps cost an arm and a leg just to see what your own kid is up to.
Have you checked out the free built-in stuff like Google Family Link or Apple’s Screen Time first? Feels like a safer (and way cheaper) starting point.
Anyone know of any deals for the paid stuff, just in case?
@ArtisticSoul21 wow so even apps with bad encryption can make things worse? How do I tell if an app has good security or not?