Legal Use Guidelines

This software is for LEGAL monitoring only. Unauthorized use may result in criminal prosecution.

Legal Scenarios

✅ LEGAL Uses:

Parents monitoring minor children (under 18)
Employers monitoring company-owned devices with employee notice
Monitoring your own devices
Monitoring with written consent from device owner

❌ ILLEGAL Uses:

Monitoring spouses or partners without consent (stalking)
Monitoring adults without their knowledge
Monitoring devices you don't own
Using for harassment or invasion of privacy

For detailed legal requirements in your jurisdiction, consult with a legal professional. You are solely responsible for ensuring legal compliance.

The short version

You may install this software on a phone or computer you own, on hardware your employer issued to you with permission, or on a device used by your minor child. You may not install it on another adult's device without their knowledge and consent, and we will not help you do it. Monitoring an adult covertly is illegal in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and most other jurisdictions, and it can carry criminal penalties as well as civil liability.

Consent, in practice

Parents: you may monitor a minor child's device. Many jurisdictions still expect the child to know monitoring exists, and telling them is both lawful and more effective

Employers: monitoring company-owned hardware is generally lawful with written notice, an acknowledged acceptable-use policy and no monitoring of personal accounts

Adults: a partner, spouse, roommate, parent or employee using a personal device must give informed consent — preferably in writing

Shared devices: the person who owns the device and pays for the connection is not automatically entitled to monitor every other user of it

What we will not support

We do not provide remote installation, passcode or Activation Lock bypasses, Apple ID or Google account access, or guidance on hiding the app from the person using the device. Support requests that describe monitoring another adult without consent are declined. If a request suggests stalking, domestic abuse, or monitoring of a former partner, we refuse it and keep a record of the refusal.

Your responsibilities as a customer

You are responsible for knowing the law where you and the device user live — it varies, and in some US states both parties must consent to recording. You are responsible for keeping the collected data secure: do not forward message content, do not publish screenshots that identify other people, and delete data you no longer need. Account credentials should not be shared. Misuse can end a subscription without refund, and we cooperate with lawful requests from authorities investigating misuse.

Data handling

Collected data is stored in your account and visible only to you; it is not sold, and it is not used for advertising. Removing a device deletes its stored data. Closing an account deletes the associated records subject to the retention periods described in the privacy policy, which also covers GDPR rights for customers in the European Union.

Frequently asked questions

Is it legal to monitor my child's phone?

In most jurisdictions, yes, for a minor in your care. Some places still require the child to be informed, and telling them is the safer and more effective choice.

Can I monitor my spouse without telling them?

No. That is illegal in the US, UK, EU and most other countries, and we will not support it.

Can my employer monitor my work laptop?

Generally yes, if the hardware is company-owned, you were notified in writing, and the policy covers what is monitored. Personal devices and personal accounts are outside that scope.

Do you report customers to the police?

We do not monitor customers. We do respond to lawful legal process, and we terminate accounts used to stalk or abuse someone.