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Spy On Cell Phone Without Access To The Phone
The possibility of challenges and hazards associated with installing software on iPhones is generating important questions regarding how to spy on a phone without installing software.
Webwatcher
Monitor iOS iPhone or iPad – Nothing to Download and No Jailbreak
Families, companies or do-it-yourself private investigators will discover that Webwatcher Mobile Monitoring is a simple, convenient and low risk way to spy on Apple iOS devices. The obstacle of having to jailbreak and adjust the device operating system to enable downloading and installing apps.
For anyone looking to monitor an iPhone or iPad, and you don’t require an absolute wide selection of monitoring features, and you’ve got access to iCloud credentials of the monitored device, your ideal alternative is Webwatcher for iOS
The great thing is, is that its quite simple to get started all that is required is to log into your WebWatcher web based account and register the Apple ID & Password of the device to monitor. With WebWatcher, there isn’t any software to download, which means you do not need to jailbreak the iPhone or iPad. WebWatcher will begin saving activity every time the device backs up to iCloud, typically once per day provided that iCloud credentials are valid and iCloud is correctly enabled. Sign in to your WebWatcher account from any computer to see all saved data in a simple to use web based user interface. Look at just about all activity including texts, images, website history and call log history.
Webwatcher Mobile for iPhone Features
No Jailbreak Required. WebWatcher iPhone Monitoring does not need the device to be jailbroken. Beware of competitors that require you to “Jailbreak” your iPhone or iPad (complicated and voids your warranty).
Undetectable and can’t be Tampered with
WebWatcher iPhone Monitoring is invisible and therefore cannot be tampered with or removed by teenagers or staff members. It does not show up on the iPhone or iPad as an iphone app. Webwatcher can’t be tampered with as along as iCloud is enabled and credentials do not change.
Spy From Anywhere
WebWatcher Mobile transmits all recorded data to a secure online account. Just log in from any internet-connected computer to look at logged activity. If you are also spyong on other mobile devices, you can use the same interface. It is designed for multiple devices.
SMS Text Messages. Find all SMS Text Messages and iMessages on an iPhone or iPad, including deleted messages as long as they are deleted after the last iCloud backup.
Photo Recording. Keep an eye on photos taken and saved to the camera roll on an iPhone or iPad.
Website History. Look at all Websites Visited and Website Searches via Safari on an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Web browsing is no longer an unknown on an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
WhatsApp. Look at chats that take place through WhatsApp. WhatsApp is no longer an unkown with WebWatcher!
Contacts – coming soon. Look at contacts saved on an iOS device (iPhone/iPad).
Calendar – coming soon. Check out scheduled appointments saved to the calendar on an iOS device (iPhone/iPad).
Call Log History. Effortlessly keep track of when calls are made, received, and missed by the iPhone. See call duration, time of call, and phone numbers.
Alert Word Notifications. Be notified immediately when any alert word (selected by you) is sent or received in an SMS Text Message.
Alert Word Highlights. Easy to find where alert words are in logged activity, they will be highlighted across all recorded data types. For example, if the word “skip school” appears in an email, you will see it highlighted in yellow in the body of that email.
WebWatcher Mobile for iPhone FAQ
Do I have to JAILBREAK my device? – NO – WebWatcher does not require you to “Jailbreak” (unlock) the target iOS device. “Jailbreaking” (unlocking) an iOS device is not only complicated, but also voids the devices warranty. With WebWatcher, all you need is the Apple ID & Password of the device you want monitor. Beware of competitors that require you to “Jailbreak” the iOS device.
Do I need to download anything to the device? – NO, as long as iCloud Backup is turned on (which it is by default). All you need is the Apple ID & Password of the device you are authorized to monitor.
*If icloud backup is turned off at any point, you will need to turn iCloud backup on from the device.
Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > iCloud Backup ON
How long does it take for recorded data to display in my account? – Recorded data will begin to display in your WebWatcher account once every 24 hours after the last iCloud Backup. Automatic iCloud Backups occur when the device is connected to WiFi, plugged in and locked. This process needs to take place 3 times before recorded data will display.
How to identify the last backup: Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > Last Backup>
What do I have to do for iCloud to backup? – iCloud Backup occurs once every 24 hours if iCloud backup is enabled and if the device is plugged in, locked, connected to WiFi and if there is available iCloud storage. Recorded data will begin to display in your account once every 24 hours after 3 Automatic iCloud Backups occur.
How to confirm if iCloud backup is enabled: *If icloud backup is turned off at any point, you will need to turn iCloud backup on from the device. Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > iCloud Backup ON
How to identify the last backup: Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > Last Backup
How to determine WiFi Settings: Settings > WiFi > Green > Choose Network
5GB of iCloud storage is default on an iOS device. WebWatcher will stop working if there is 0GB of available iCloud storage.
How to determine available storage: Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup
Do I have to buy WebWatcher from the same device I want to monitor? – No. You can purchase WebWatcher from any device. All you need is the Apple ID & Password of the iOS device you want to monitor.
Does WebWatcher record deleted text messages? – WebWatcher records all SMS Text Messages and iMessages, including deleted messages (that are deleted post iCloud backup). SMS Text Messages and iMessages deleted prior to the iCloud backup cannot be recorded by WebWatcher.
Does WebWatcher work on tablets? – YES! WebWatcher for iOS works with all iOS devices (iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch) iOS 6.0 or later. WebWatcher is also compatible with Android tables running Android 2.1 or later.
How does WebWatcher appear on a credit card statement? – WebWatcher will not appear as “WebWatcher” on any banking statements. Instead, it will simply appear as “Awareness Technologies.”
Does WebWatcher record Website History in Safari in Private Browsing? – NO. Website History cannot be captured if Private Browsing is enabled in Safari.
When can I use WebWatcher? – Awareness Technologies Terms of Use and End User Licensing Agreement require that you only install its software on devices that you own or have permission to monitor and that you inform all users of those devices that they are being monitored. Failure to do so may result in breaking of Federal and State laws. Awareness Technologies will cooperate with authorities in investigation of any allegations of misuse. Consult legal counsel if you have questions regarding your specific circumstances.
Does this software record phone calls? – NO! Call Intercept and Spy Call are only available using Flexispy. We do not record voice calls, voicemails or allow you to listen in on surrounding audio. WebWatcher only records Call Log History.
Why you might not want to Jailbreak an iPhone
There are plenty of justifications to jailbreak an iPhone; however it can cause problems.
Jailbreaking changes the iOS operating system, typically via specialized software on a connected PC or Mac. These can be free knockoffs of games or new interfaces, such as one in which users unlock the phone by “drawing” passwords instead of tapping in a PIN.
“It used to be that jailbreaking was the only way to get third-party apps on your device at all,” said Jonathan Zdziarski, a Boston-area security researcher and expert on iOS forensics. “I helped develop the first jailbreaks, and back then there was no [software development kit], no App Store and no security on the phone to protect users, anyway.”