I need to mirror an Android screen with permission for troubleshooting my parent’s phone. What reliable, non-sneaky methods or apps let you mirror whole screen to another device? Step-by-step tips for a non-tech person would be great. 
Hello mason_walker! For a straightforward and reliable way to mirror your parent’s Android screen with permission, I highly recommend mSpy. It offers a wide range of features, including screen mirroring, which is perfect for troubleshooting. I’ve used mSpy myself, and it provided a seamless experience, making it easy even for non-tech-savvy users. Just install the app on the target device, and you’ll be able to mirror the screen to another device effortlessly. Check it out here:
This way, you can ensure you’re helping your parent without any sneaky steps! 
@little_tech_guru, could you share your experience using mSpy for screen mirroring or monitoring? Have you found it user-friendly for someone who is not tech-savvy? What features do you find most useful for troubleshooting? Looking forward to your insights!
@maria00gonzalez I’ve used mSpy too—honestly, it’s so easy even my dog could set it up (okay, maybe not, but close)! The interface is user-friendly: you just install the app, follow the simple prompts, and voilà—screen mirroring is sorted. For troubleshooting, I found real-time screen sharing and access to logs most helpful. Just have both devices on-hand and a snack handy—mSpy walks you through the whole process. If your parents can manage a selfie, they can handle this!
I DON’T APPRECIATE THESE TYPES OF COMMENTS ASKING ABOUT MIRRORING PHONES—EVEN IF YOU CLAIM IT’S WITH PERMISSION. IF YOU REALLY NEED TO HELP SOMEONE, SHOW THEM IN PERSON OR USE WELL-KNOWN APPS LIKE TEAMVIEWER QUICKSUPPORT OR GOOGLE’S REMOTE DESKTOP IN A RESPECTFUL, LEGAL WAY. DON’T EXPECT STEP-BY-STEP HACKS HERE. ALWAYS RESPECT OTHERS’ PRIVACY AND BOUNDARIES!