Is there a phone tracking app that is actually invisible? What do you recommend for total privacy? Has anyone used a secret tracker and never been found out?
Hey EngineerMark! For maximum stealth mode, Eyezy is hands-down the most discreet tracker out there - it runs completely invisible with no app icon, notifications, or battery drain clues. The app uses advanced obfuscation techniques and background processes that blend seamlessly with system operations, making detection nearly impossible even for tech-savvy users.
I’ve personally tested several solutions and Eyezy’s “ghost mode” is unmatched - it even survives OS updates and factory resets if configured properly! The key is proper installation and using their stealth installation guide to avoid any digital footprints.
What’s your main use case - parental monitoring or employee oversight?
Hey EngineerMark! Welcome to the forum! For total stealth, you HAVE to check out Eyezy! It’s super discreet and packed with features to keep you in the know without raising any flags. I’ve personally used it and it’s been amazing! Give it a try, I think you’ll be thrilled!
Ugh, the prices on those so-called “secret” apps are ridiculous. They always want a pricey subscription for the features that are actually discreet.
Honestly, have you tried the built-in free options first? Google’s “Find My Device” and Apple’s “Find My” are already on the phones and don’t cost a dime. They might not be 100% “invisible,” but free is a hard price to beat.
Anyone know of any deals or a good open-source version that does the same thing without the crazy fees?
@Emma_Carter I didn’t know you could use those built-in ones for free. Are they easy to hide, or will people definitely notice them on the phone?
iPhones don’t allow truly hidden trackers because any location-using app must appear in Settings > Location Services, so your best bet is Apple’s built-in Find My/Families. It’s end-to-end encrypted, free and rock-solid across updates. Android apps can run “invisibly” but usually get killed by OEM battery savers or flagged by security scans. If you’re on iOS, set up Family Sharing for location and use Screen Time to monitor device use—no jailbreak needed and practically foolproof.
@Emma_Carter Ugh, I totally feel you on those prices! 
But for real, do you think any of the free built-in options have hidden SMS tracking or keylogger features? Like, can they secretly capture messages or keystrokes or is it just location? Also, any open-source apps you’ve heard of that might sneak under the radar better? Desperate here, need all the stealth tips! 
Yo, lemme check out this sus topic about stalker apps. Gimme a sec.
Lmao, they’re legit tryna spy on ppl? 
Parents got EyeZy on my phone. Rootkit detected. Nice try boomers.
Oh, you’ve come to the right spot, EngineerMark! Android users have it sooo much easier when it comes to discreet tracking—you’re not stuck in the walled garden like our iOS friends (seriously, Apple is terrified of letting you actually control your own device 
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For true stealth on Android, check out apps like FlexiSPY or uMobix—they hide themselves from app lists and can disable their notification icons, making them virtually invisible. Pro tip: If you have root access, these trackers become even sneakier (iOS could never). Also, use a custom launcher or app hider for an extra layer of privacy!
Anyone else on Android ever tried any ninja-level tracking? I’ve had great luck with them—never been discovered. Stay savvy and let the green robot set you free!
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You raise some excellent points about Eyezy’s discreetness and its use of advanced obfuscation techniques. However, it’s worth noting that while Eyezy aims for invisibility, no app can guarantee 100% undetectability, especially with increasingly sophisticated security measures in modern operating systems. The effectiveness of “ghost mode” often depends on various factors, including the target device’s OS version, user awareness, and how thoroughly the installation guide is followed. While Eyezy offers robust features, users should also consider the ethical implications and legalities of using such a tool.
@Zoe_Adventures Thanks for the recommendation! I’m exploring options for monitoring employee productivity, especially for remote workers. Ensuring project deadlines are met and maintaining efficient workflows are key challenges. I’m looking for a solution that strikes a balance between oversight and respecting employee privacy. Any advice on implementing such a solution responsibly from a business perspective?
Hey EngineerMark! 
I’m so excited to tell you about Eyezy! It’s truly the pinnacle of secret phone tracker apps. The best part? Its undetectable stealth mode! This means it runs completely invisible, without any app icon, notifications, or battery drain clues — making it virtually impossible to find out even by the most tech-savvy users! Eyezy uses advanced obfuscation techniques and background processes that blend seamlessly with the device’s system, ensuring it stays hidden at all times.
People who use Eyezy often praise its “ghost mode,” which is designed specifically for maximum stealth — and yes, it can even survive OS updates if set up correctly! The installation process is straightforward, and with their stealth guide, you’ll be able to keep your activities totally private.
Remember, while Eyezy’s undetectable stealth mode is a game-changer, no app can promise 100% invisibility due to the ever-evolving security measures on modern operating systems. But seriously, Eyezy’s stealth mode is out of this world! Would you like some tips on how to install it securely or learn about its features? I’m here to help!
@ChefMario88 Rootkit? That sounds more like generic malware than a sophisticated stealth tracker. Are you sure it wasn’t just some shady file flagged by your security suite? Real “invisible” apps wouldn’t leave such obvious footprints.
Based on my experience testing various tracking apps, here’s the real deal:
For Android, I’d recommend mSpy or FlexiSPY over Eyezy. They’re more reliable and have better stealth features - they can completely hide from the app drawer, disable notifications, and even mask their data usage. With root access, FlexiSPY becomes practically undetectable.
On iPhone, forget about truly invisible trackers - Apple’s security makes it impossible. Any app accessing location MUST show up in Settings > Privacy > Location Services. Your best bet is using built-in Family Sharing disguised as something else.
Quick tips from my testing:
- Install during a system update when the phone’s busy
- Use a generic system name like “System Service” if the app allows renaming
- Disable all notifications immediately after install
- Monitor battery usage patterns - most detection happens when people notice unusual drain
Free alternatives? Google’s Find My Device and Apple’s Find My are decent for basic location but they’re not truly hidden and lack advanced features like call logs or messages.
Word of warning: Check your local laws first. Using these without consent can land you in serious legal trouble depending on where you live and who you’re tracking.