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XNSPY keeps you updated on their every online move.
If you are curious about what someone’s been up to online but want to keep it discreet, here are 4 proven methods for how to check someone's Google search history.
XNSPY is a popular phone monitoring app with features that help you see another person's internet search history. If you have the XNSPY app installed on a phone, you can use another phone to log into the dashboard that only you can access.
This dashboard displays all the websites they’ve visited, how many times they’ve visited the site before, and a timestamp telling you when they visited the site last. In the ‘Bookmark’ tab, you can see all the pages they’ve saved to visit later. In the ‘Analysis’ tab, XNSPY provides detailed insights into a person’s online habits.
Here’s how to access someone's search history with XNSPY
I. Acquire an XNSPY subscription.
II. Install the app on the target phone.
III. Login to the XNSPY dashboard with the credentials mailed to you.
IV. Navigate to Phone Logs > Internet History to see all their browsing history
XNSPY makes it really easy to catalog their online activities in secret. The app works in stealth mode on a target device, meaning it can never be turned off or disabled. However, the XNSPY app should only be used within legal boundaries - and with the explicit permission of the person whose phone you want to see.
XNSPY keeps you updated on their every online move.
Google Chrome is the world’s most used browser and is known for keeping a rigorous log of your online activities. Whether you’re using a phone or a desktop, your browser history is logged into your Google Account.
This makes it easy to access someone’s browser history by logging into their Google Account on the Chrome browser and syncing their account to it. Once their activity is synced, you can browse their history from every device they use.
For this, you will need their account login details and be ready to bypass any two-factor authentication requests they’ve set up.
Here’s how to see someone's browsing history using this method:
I. Open Google Chrome and click on the profile picture or initial in the top right corner.
II. Select ‘Add account’ from the menu.
III. Enter their email and password and follow the instructions on the screen to finish logging in.
IV. Select ‘Sync Activity’ when you’re prompted.
V. Press the CTRL+ H keys on your keyboard to open up the history.
This displays their entire search history. If you’re going for discretion, you may want to be careful about making any additional searches. Accessing another person’s account without their permission is illegal and explicit consent may be required.
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A smartphone backs up its most essential items, such as call records, contacts, and browsing history, every 24 hours. This history includes browsing history from apps they use as well and is backed up to a cloud account associated with the device—usually a Google Account.
If you know the credentials of someone’s Google Account, you can restore their account to your device and access their internet history, among other data. A backup will only show you historical data, so any browsing data after the backup is made will not be shown.
Here’s how to see someone's browser history from their phone by restoring a backup:
I. Boot up a new or old phone that you’ve factory reset.
II. Tap ‘Start’, agree to any terms and conditions, and connect to a WiFi network
III. Log into their Google Account.
IV. When you’re asked to ‘Copy apps and data,’ select ‘ Can’t use the old device.’
V. Select the last backup that appears and click ‘Restore’
Doing this will restore their internet and app browsing history
Internet service providers (ISPs) log and store essential data related to browsing activity as part of standard procedure, including the websites visited and the time spent on each. This information is often kept for months, making it a useful resource when you need detailed insight into someone’s browsing history that may not be available from a device alone.
If you’re authorized to request this data, you can contact the ISP associated with the target device to access detailed internet history logs. Note that each ISP has different guidelines on what they can share, so permissions and privacy policies will apply.
Here’s how to request browser history through an ISP:
I. Find the ISP provider associated with their internet service.
II. Contact customer support and explain the data request, ensuring you have any required permissions ready.
III. Complete any necessary verification steps to confirm your authorization.
IV. Submit the data request, specifying the timeline of browsing history you need.
V. Wait for the ISP to provide a response or details on how you can access the requested information.
This approach provides a comprehensive look at internet usage beyond device-stored history.
There are two ways you can check someone’s search history after it’s been deleted.
1. Have an app like XNSPY installed on their phone.
2. Restore from a backup.
XNSPY is the preferred method here since if you already have it on your phone, you’ll have access to your browsing data from the online dashboard. XNSPY records their internet search history from any browser and catalogs it by date and time.
However, if you can access their account credentials, you can restore them to a new device (see method 4) and access their deleted internet history. But to restore a backup to your phone, you need to either remove your existing account from your phone or get access to a spare device.
Yes, someone can see your browsing history from another phone. If someone has a monitoring app installed on your phone, they can see your internet history easily without you ever knowing. Since apps like XNPSY operate in stealth mode, they don’t alert the phone’s owner of their presence. This can make it easy for someone to see your internet history from another phone.
If someone’s logged into your account on their browser, they’ll also be able to see all of your internet history. But it’s much easier to tell if they’re logged into your account since any additional search they make will appear. In your settings, you’ll also see their device logged into your account from the Security center.
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