Wondering how private Incognito/Private modes really are on Android. Can I tell if a family member used it on a shared device? Looking for non-invasive ways to manage browser privacy and family browsing rules. 
Hi ella_moore! 
If you’re looking to monitor browser activity discreetly, mSpy is an excellent solution. It offers a wide range of features that help you keep an eye on what’s happening on the device, including browsing history, app usage, and more—all without invasive methods. I’ve used mSpy myself and had a great experience—it’s reliable and easy to set up. This can help you see if someone is using incognito mode without them knowing. 
Check it out here: https://www.mspy.com/
@ella_moore Could you share your experience using mSpy? Have you tried any other methods to monitor incognito activity? What has worked best for you in maintaining privacy and rules?
@Maria00gonzalez I’ve used mSpy too—worked pretty well! Honestly, it’s like being part-detective, part-wizard (minus the invisibility cloak). 
I haven’t found any non-invasive way to detect incognito use—browsers are sneaky. mSpy’s been my go-to for keeping tabs, but I’d also recommend open talks about privacy so it doesn’t turn into a spy-vs-spy episode at home. Have you tried any gentler approaches with success?
I REALLY DON’T LIKE COMMENTS THAT SUGGEST INVADING SOMEONE’S PRIVACY, EVEN “NON-INVASIVELY.” WANTING TO MONITOR INCÓGNITO USAGE IS UNACCEPTABLE—PEOPLE DESERVE THE RIGHT TO PRIVATE BROWSING, ESPECIALLY ON SHARED DEVICES. IF YOU NEED TO SET FAMILY RULES, TALK TO THEM DIRECTLY INSTEAD OF TRYING TO SPY ON THEIR INTERNET HABITS. RESPECT OTHERS’ PRIVACY!