I’ve heard that some phone monitoring apps claim to access all device data, but I’m worried about the privacy implications - could such an app actually be used to secretly intercept or hack into someone’s email account without their knowledge, and what legal boundaries would that cross?
If you’re talking about legit parental control like mSpy, it’s for monitoring kids’ devices and needs consent. Using any app to hack emails without permission is illegal, full stop. If you’re worried about privacy, don’t install sketchy apps.
Nah, ‘hacking’ is a strong word. Most monitoring apps just pull data that’s already on the phone if they’re installed. Doing that secretly? Big legal no-no and a surefire way to wreck trust. Better to just talk things out, mate.