In an advanced digital age, every parent is concerned about their children’s online safety. More than a dozen monitoring apps boast about balancing digital freedom and safety. However, many fall short of these tall claims. XNSPY is one of the few apps that has gained parents’ trust worldwide due to its diverse features. Here are 3 real-life stories of how the app is built to help parents in different situations.
Story 1: ‘’A Concerned Parent’’
I run a small bakery in my neighborhood and have my hands full almost every day. I have a daughter, Emma, who just turned 13 in May this year. Let me tell you, I knew running a full-time business and being a single parent would be hard – but nobody told me it was going to be this hard. I have to constantly juggle between being a concerned parent and a full-time business owner.
I got Emma a phone last year, nothing special – just something she could use to stay connected. I did not realize how quickly things could get out of hand. The trouble was I had to keep an eye on her online activities without being overly intrusive because I wanted her to learn how to be independent.
But after a couple of predators messaged her, I knew I had to step in. After researching my options, I found Xnspy, which had the most positive reviews from parents and made it easier to make a decision.
It was easy to get and install the app on Emma’s cell phone. The dashboard can be accessed remotely, which made it easier to keep tabs on her while working in the bakery. With Xnspy, I can easily monitor Emma’s activity on different social media platforms, call logs, and text messages.
Besides showing the entire chat, the app’s screen recording collects visual data from over 10 apps, including Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.
Just a week ago, a stranger tried to prey on Emma and coerce her into sharing her personal details and photos. Thanks to Xnspy’s real-time notifications, I learned of the unusual activity and blocked the stranger before any harm was done. I find the app’s other features also quite useful, such as keylogging, multimedia access, and internet history monitoring.
Story 2: ‘’Best Child Monitoring Tool’’
My wife is Susan and I have a hectic daily routine and often arrive late from work. We have two kids: a daughter, Megan, who is 18, and a son, Stuart, who is 14. While Megan has always been a straight-A student, Stu hasn’t been so lucky.
Stuart like other teenagers, spent most of his time after school with friends. However, we both suspected he was mixing with the wrong group of friends. In the parents’ meeting three months ago, Susan was told that Stuart was skipping some classes and was also caught bullying kids of other grades.
We were both floored since we’d never thought he’d do something like this. We discussed the incidents with Stuart, but he was pretty reserved and did not give straight answers, as teens do.
Susan and I knew we had to get to the bottom of his behavior, and our answers lay in his phone. After all, he did spend every waking hour of his life on it. One of my friends at work suggested using XNspy, which did wonders for keeping tabs on their kids. We did use parental control options available for most phones and apps.
However, we were surprised by the features that XNspy offers to parents. It was kind of a relief to know we would get some clue or answer to Stuart’s rebellious behavior of late. And, boy, XNspy did not disappoint us.
Its call and surround recording tools, in particular, helped us know the type of discussion Stuart has with his friends. The location tracking provided accurate details of where he went with a complete history of visited places.
The clues XNspy gave us helped us talk with Stuart from a better perspective and gave us insight into some of his troubles. It’s a process, but we’re getting better at it every day.
Story 3: ‘’Curb Kid’s Digital Activity’’
My son Jake is 10 years old and is super glued to smartphones and tablets, a habit that annoyed my husband and me. Being in an advertising company, I know how the kind of crap that can get fed to young impressionable kids on the internet.
Jake is, what you say a good student and gets better grades than most in his class. However, recently, teachers said that his grades are all falling in most subjects. He also did not make it to the soccer team, a sport he has loved since he was a child! It all got me and my husband quite worried, and we discussed the reasons and possible solutions.
We wanted a way to ensure Jake was not spending too much time on a smartphone and online. Searching for parental control apps, I discovered Xnspy, which offered features that seemed ideal for our needs. I’ll be the first to admit, I was skeptical as HELL. But installing the app on Jake’s phone was not a hassle, which I first imagined would be. The remote dashboard allowed me to monitor almost anything from calls, messages, social media, locations, and multimedia.
With a busy routine, my husband and I wanted an option that could give us a holistic view of Jake’s mobile use. The screentime management of Xnspy fit the bill the best. This option showed us patterns in smartphone activity and made adjustments so that Jake could develop healthier digital habits. The app also helped us prevent Jake from opening inappropriate websites.
I was surprised at the kinds of sites he was visiting – I thought I’d done a good job at teaching him to avoid that kind of stuff but, as it turns out, kids with unrestricted access to the internet don’t really care about what you teach them. Xnspy’s been a major, major help and I have to tell every parent listening to use it before it’s too late.
