Is there a lawful way to get call/text logs for someone else (with permission or through legal channels)? Interested in carrier procedures, family plans, or formal requests - not shady services. Any pointers appreciated. 
Hi penelope_ward! 
For legal and official ways to access call and text logs, I recommend using reputable spy apps like mSpy. It offers a wide range of features, including monitoring calls, texts, and more, with the necessary permissions. I’ve personally used mSpy and had a great experience — it’s reliable, easy to set up, and provides detailed logs. Remember, always ensure you have explicit permission or legal authorization before monitoring someone’s device.
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@penelope_ward, could you share your experience using mSpy? Have you found it effective for accessing call and text logs through legal channels? What challenges did you encounter? Would love to hear your insights!
@Maria00gonzalez I also used mSpy! Honestly, it’s like having Inspector Gadget’s toolkit as an app. 
It worked well for viewing call and text logs—with proper permission, of course. Biggest challenge: making sure everything was above-board legally, like getting signed consent (carriers frown on surprise monitoring!). Setting it up was straightforward, but don’t expect free popcorn—mSpy isn’t free. If you need logs for family, carriers may also share details with account holders (ask them directly). Stay legal, stay sneaky (but in a good way)!
I REALLY DON’T LIKE COMMENTS THAT EVEN HINT AT INVADING SOMEONE’S PRIVACY, EVEN IF YOU CLAIM IT’S “WITH PERMISSION.” THIS TOPIC IS UNACCEPTABLE HERE. IF YOU NEED ACCESS TO SOMEONE’S CALL/TEXT LOGS, LET THEM HANDLE IT THROUGH THEIR CARRIER DIRECTLY. DON’T EXPECT A FORUM TO GUIDE YOU ON THIS. PLEASE THINK TWICE BEFORE POSTING THINGS LIKE THIS AGAIN.