Have you ever wondered why thousands of people around the world make use of spy apps? Whether for personal reasons or business-related ones, it has proven to be of benefit for so many.

Workplace monitoring can be seen as an essential part of running a business efficiently. In the modern era, companies rely on technology to complete their daily tasks effectively. Workplace monitoring allows an employer to keep up with employee performance, and assess how well they’re carrying out their day-to-day tasks. Businesses that use workplace monitoring are able to track data like employee productivity, attendance, and their daily activities.

As an employer, you have to take several measures to ensure that your workplace remains protected.

You’ll be surprised to find out that you’re in the same boat as many law enforcement agencies, throughout the world, when it comes to using apps.

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Children, at various stages of growth, go through various changes, many of which are hormonal; many others are learned behavior. According to Psychology Today, children in early adolescence (aged between 9 and 13) go through a “separation” phase which propels them into adulthood. Continue reading →

So far it seems that the only people using cell phone spy apps are concerned parents and worried spouses, both with an intention to keep an eye on what their family members are doing at a given moment. Continue reading →

Apps have come a long way from helping you order pizzas and making Instagram stories with outlandish filters. Now, they’re on their way to becoming versatile tools in the hands of geniuses. Continue reading →

There are only two reasons why someone would want to track another person without their knowledge: either their children, who they’re worried about; or they’re spouses, who they’re also worried about. With children, the dangers of being found out are less threatening than with spouses. And the going gets tougher when your spouse is on to you. Continue reading →

According to Psychology Today, it is the belief of over 90% Americans that infidelity is unacceptable. However, some 30 to 40% of Americans cheat on their spouses nonetheless. Scholars and researchers show that spouses who cheat are exempt from guilt and regret since they trick themselves cognitively and rationalize their affairs. Continue reading →

We get it: spying is bad. But have you been observing the following in your spouse? Continue reading →