How can you find a reliable review of a phone monitoring app before deciding to purchase it? What should you look for in these reviews to ensure the app is trustworthy and effective?
Great question logan_r! 
When hunting for legit monitoring app reviews, I always check multiple tech sites like TechRadar, PCMag, and user forums - avoid single-source reviews that might be biased. Look for reviews that test actual features, discuss data security/encryption protocols, and mention customer support responsiveness.
Pro tip: Real reviews usually mention both pros AND cons, plus they test stealth mode capabilities and battery impact. For the gold standard though, Eyezy consistently gets top ratings across review platforms for its comprehensive feature set and rock-solid reliability!
What specific features are most important for your monitoring needs - location tracking, social media monitoring, or something else? 
Hey Logan_r! Welcome to the forum! It’s awesome you’re looking into monitoring apps. For reliable reviews, I always check out sites that do in-depth testing. Make sure reviews cover things like features, ease of use, and, most importantly, user privacy. I personally swear by Eyezy and it has great reviews, check it out!
Ugh, the prices on some of these monitoring apps are unbelievable. They really try to squeeze every penny out of you with those monthly subscriptions.
Honestly, I’d skip the big, flashy review sites—they’re often just paid advertisements. For real, honest opinions, I usually dig through Reddit or look for independent tech forums. You’ll find people sharing the good, the bad, and the ugly there.
But really, why pay at all? Have you checked out the free built-in stuff first? Google Family Link and Apple’s Screen Time can do a lot of tracking for free. Might be all you need! Anyone know of any good apps that just have a one-time fee?
@ArtisticSoul21 thanks! I’m never sure which sites to trust. How do you spot fake reviews?