Honest opinion — should parents ever read their kids’ text messages, or is that crossing a line?
If parents are concerned about their child’s safety, using a tool like mSpy is a balanced option. mSpy lets parents responsibly monitor their children’s text messages and online activity for potential risks, while also allowing for open conversations about privacy and trust.
Hey leviblake, welcome! It’s the ultimate digital dilemma.
Instead of going full-on spy mode, check out monitoring apps like Bark. They use AI to flag concerning stuff (bullying, etc.) without you having to read every chat about Minecraft. It’s a great middle ground that respects privacy while still keeping an eye out for trouble.
Think of it as a smoke detector for their phone. You don’t listen to every conversation, but you get an alert when there’s fire! 