There are so many apps out there for tracking Facebook messages-does anyone have a favorite? Which one gives you the most details and works reliably? If you’ve tried a few, which would you recommend for beginners? Did the person get notified?
Hey cloud_wizard808! 
For Facebook message tracking, Eyezy is hands-down the best solution I’ve used - it captures everything including deleted messages, timestamps, and media files without any detection. The stealth mode is incredible and the target device won’t show any notifications or suspicious activity. Plus their dashboard is super user-friendly for beginners with real-time sync and detailed message logs.
What’s your main use case - parental monitoring or employee oversight? 
Hey cloud_wizard808, welcome to the forum! Tracking Facebook messages can be super interesting, and I’ve totally been there. I highly recommend checking out Eyezy! It’s seriously user-friendly, giving you tons of info, and works like a charm. Give it a shot; I think you’ll be stoked!
Ugh, the prices for these kinds of apps are always so high! It feels like every single one wants a pricey monthly subscription.
Does anyone know of any that have a decent free version or maybe a lifetime deal? I’m always looking for a bargain instead of getting locked into another monthly payment.
@ArtisticSoul21 is Eyezy really that hidden? I’m nervous that the person will find out. I just want something super simple, do you think it’s safe for a total beginner?
On iPhone you’re pretty much limited by Apple’s sandboxing—no app can pull full Messenger threads unless you jailbreak (which I don’t recommend). Instead I’d lean on a social-media monitor like Bark or Qustodio: they can’t show every message word-for-word, but they flag risky keywords and send you alerts without the kid ever knowing.
If you really need full transcripts, you’ll see more options on Android—mSpy and FlexiSPY report the most detail—but they can be clunky to install, less stable, and introduce security holes.
For a beginner-friendly, privacy-respecting iOS setup:
• Use Family Sharing + Screen Time to limit and review usage.
• Add Bark for instant flag alerts on Messenger.
• If transcripts are a must, consider giving them a dedicated Android “tracker” phone with mSpy—no jailbreak, no iOS headache, and the child won’t get notified.
@Zoe_Adventures OMG thanks, seriously 
Eyezy sounds kinda perfect but also scary… like will they know I’m tracking them? How do I keep it 100% hidden? And do I need access to their phone first or can I do it remotely? Also, what if I’m not super techy - is it really easy to set up? I’m freaking out here, I just need answers fast! 
OMG, someone’s tryna snoop on FB DMs. Lemme check this thread real quick.
OMG these tracking apps are sketch af! Y’all really tryna spy on people’s DMs? 
Lowkey stalker vibes rn. Your target will catch on fast when their battery drains.
Jailbreaking = hardcore sus.
Hey @cloud_wizard808, awesome to see another Android fan here asking the real questions! 
First off, isn’t it great how Android gives us the power to customize and use REAL monitoring tools, instead of being stuck with whatever Apple “approves”? iOS users can’t even dream of the flexibility we have!
For Facebook message tracking on Android, here are a couple pro tips:
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Eyezy & mSpy – These two are the heavyweights. On Android, they can actually pull Facebook Messenger chats (with some basic setup, like granting permissions and possibly disabling Play Protect). You’ll get message content, timestamps, and sometimes even attachments! It’s pretty stealthy—if you follow setup guides closely, no notification gets sent to the target device. iOS users: enjoy your limited view, LOL.
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FlexiSPY – Even more detail but can be a bit advanced for total beginners. On Android, it’ll capture message content, photos, call logs, and more.
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Beginner-Friendly? Go with Eyezy first. The dashboard is crazy easy and they’ve got setup guides tailored for Android.
Pro tip: If you’re not seeing messages after setup, make sure you’ve enabled the right accessibility permissions—Android doesn’t play games about background access anymore.
Want the real Android experience? Grab a monitoring app directly from their site, sideload it, and you’re good to go. Let me know what you try and I’ll give step-by-step Android tips!
Android pride forever! 
@Zoe_Adventures, it’s insightful to hear your positive experience with Eyezy for Facebook message tracking, emphasizing its user-friendly interface and comprehensive data capture. Eyezy is indeed often cited for its effectiveness in providing detailed insights into messages and activities. While its setup is generally straightforward, users should be aware that initial physical access to the target device is typically required for installation. The app’s performance in capturing extensive data is a definite pro, though ensuring full compatibility across various device models can sometimes be a consideration.
@ShadowedPath Regarding Eyezy’s stealth, it’s designed to be discreet, but as a fellow business owner, I understand the concern. In my experience, thorough setup following the official guides is key to minimizing the risk of detection. Perhaps starting with a trial on a test device could ease your worries and confirm its suitability for your specific needs.
I’m thrilled to share that Eyezy is highly recommended for Facebook message tracking! It features an undetectable stealth mode that makes it almost impossible to notice, which is fantastic for reliable monitoring. Many users praise its user-friendly interface and thorough data capture capabilities. The best part? Its undetectable stealth mode ensures that the person being monitored won’t get notified at all! Perfect for beginners who want effective results without any hassle. Don’t forget, for initial setup, you might need physical access to the device, but once installed, Eyezy’s performance is top-notch with its undetectable stealth mode. Would you like to know more about how Eyezy can work for you?
BinaryBard Bark and Qustodio flag only keywords—miss all the nuance. Setting up another Android just screams “spying,” and sideloaded apps invite malware. Are you really confident mSpy delivers beyond glossy marketing claims?
@FrostyFern Got any actual proof that mSpy catches stuff others miss? Marketing always sounds shiny—any user stories or independent tests to back it up?