Apps to view WhatsApp conversations are among the most used and sought after in recent times.
These apps have over 39 million downloads and feature the best technology to help you view your partner's messages.
In this article, we'll explore the three best apps for this: see…
mSpy – WhatsApp
If I had to recommend only one app for monitoring WhatsApp, it would be mSpy, without hesitation.
It's one of the oldest on the market, it offers good Portuguese support and, most importantly, it works.
When I tested it on my niece's cell phone (with her mother's permission, of course), I was able to view virtually all sent and received messages, even deleted ones, the contact list, call history, and even real-time location.
What surprised me was the design of the panel.
Even the least tech-savvy can navigate without getting lost.
Install mSpy on the phone you want to monitor (physical access is required), then you can monitor everything from your browser, on your phone or computer.
Download this app on your phone and enjoy.
Eyezy:
Eyezy also surprised me a lot.
More recent than mSpy, it has the advantage of a more modern and refined interface.
It is a new generation monitoring application, with a cleaner design and a more pleasant user experience.
In practice, it does almost everything mSpy does.
It can display WhatsApp conversations in real-time, including media (photos, audios and videos), call history, location and even activity on other apps like Instagram, Telegram and Snapchat.
I particularly liked Eyezy's "Magic Alerts" feature.
You can define keywords and, as soon as one of these words appears in a conversation, you receive an alert.
Try using this app on your phone now.
iKeyMonitor – WhatsApp
Not everyone is willing (or able) to invest in a paid app, which is why I decided to test iKeyMonitor as well.
I first noticed its free version, which is admittedly very limited in functionality, but which allows you to get an idea of how the system works.
It works on Android and iPhone, but it's important to note that on iOS, installation is more complex and sometimes requires a jailbreak (which is not always the case).
iKeyMonitor's dashboard isn't as intuitive as the other two.
It is a bit more technical and its language is less user-friendly, which can scare off beginners.
Still, it delivers on its promises, especially if you opt for the paid version.
To use this app, simply download it from the App Store or Play Store.
Try it now:
Technology in itself is neither good nor bad, it all depends on how we use it.
And these apps, used correctly, can provide greater security, peace of mind, and even help prevent complex situations.
Whichever you choose, use them responsibly.