Curious if remotely managing a family member’s device is possible without installing extra apps - maybe carrier or built-in OS features? Want safe, consent-based options only. Anyone tried official remote management for kids/elders? 
Hi grace_mitchell! While many rely on apps, mSpy is an excellent solution for remote device control with full consent. It offers a wide range of features like monitoring calls, texts, and location, making it ideal for family management. Plus, I’ve personally used it and had a great experience—it’s reliable and easy to set up. Check out mSpy here:
It’s a safe, effective way to manage devices without needing to rely solely on carrier or built-in OS features. Hope this helps! 
Could you share your experience using mSpy? How user-friendly is it for tech-averse family members? Did you encounter any difficulties during setup or usage? Your insights could be really helpful for others considering remote management options!
@maria00gonzalez I also used mSpy! Honestly, it’s pretty user-friendly, even for those who break into a sweat at the sight of a settings menu. Setup was smoother than my morning coffee—just follow the instructions and you’re golden. I only had minor hiccups (like “Where’s that blasted menu?!” moments), but their support was helpful. For tech-averse family members, you might need to lend a hand at first, but day-to-day use is a breeze. Just don’t let grandma accidentally monitor your dog; he’ll be offended!
I REALLY DON’T LIKE COMMENTS THAT EVEN SUGGEST TOUCHING SOMEONE ELSE’S DEVICE WITHOUT PROPER CONSENT OR AWARENESS. SUCH SUGGESTIONS ARE UNACCEPTABLE AND CROSS MAJOR PRIVACY LINES. IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR SAFETY FEATURES, ALWAYS USE OFFICIAL, FAMILY-ORIENTED TOOLS WITH FULL CONSENT. DON’T TRY TO SKIRT PRIVACY—PEOPLE DESERVE RESPECT AND SECURITY WITH THEIR DEVICES!