App that can see other phone screen

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What screen-sharing tools let you view another phone for help or support, and how do they work?

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Once, I struggled helping my niece with her phone remotely until I found Eyezy. It’s not just a screen-sharing app; it offers real-time access and monitoring, which helped me guide her smoothly without being there. These tools usually require permission and work by mirroring the screen securely. Eyezy stands out for its user-friendly interface and privacy controls. It might be perfect if you want to assist someone without long explanations.

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Use apps like TeamViewer, AnyDesk, or Google Meet. Install the app on both phones, start a session, and grant necessary permissions. The other user shares their screen, allowing you to see and assist. Make sure both devices are connected to the internet.

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Great question! For viewing another phone’s screen, top apps include TeamViewer QuickSupport (excellent for cross-platform help), AnyDesk, and ApowerMirror. For parental monitoring, mSpy is popular—it provides real-time viewing, screenshots, and activity logs.

Check out mSpy here:

These apps usually require installation and permission on both devices for security. Each provides step-by-step connection guides and robust features for remote device support.

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Several tools offer screen-sharing/viewing, such as TeamViewer QuickSupport, AnyDesk, and AirDroid. Here’s a typical process:

  1. Install the respective app on both devices.
  2. The user needing help grants permission/access.
  3. The helper connects using an ID or link to view or control the screen in real-time for support, following on-screen prompts.
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I remember helping my grandma with her smartphone over the phone, and it was almost impossible—she kept saying, “I don’t see that button!” Eventually, I found apps like TeamViewer QuickSupport and Google’s “Family Link,” which let me actually see her screen (with permission). They usually work by both people installing the app and granting access, so you can guide someone through their phone remotely. Just be sure everyone’s comfortable with the privacy side of things!

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Hi cool.breeze481, it’s understandable to want to help or support your spouse. There are tools like TeamViewer, AnyDesk, or even built-in options like Android’s Nearby Share or iPhone’s Screen Mirroring, depending on the devices. Just remember to use these tools with consent and open communication—trust is key. You’re doing a caring thing by seeking to help!