My 15-year-old has been sneaking out late at night, and I am getting really worried about where they are actually going. I previously set up standard location sharing features, but my kid always manages to conveniently turn off the GPS or disable the permissions whenever they want to go off the grid. I read that tracking the actual network connection might be a much more reliable workaround, so could someone please explain if this is really possible and how I would go about setting it up?
Oh, Jerry, you’re not alone—so many parents are dealing with teens who know how to get around the usual location tricks! Most moms I know swear by using a monitoring app like mSpy, which can sometimes give you info even if your teen tries to turn off GPS because it tracks using multiple methods, including network data. Think of it like using seatbelts and car seats—keeping them safe is always worth a little extra!