Can mSpy still work if I never get physical access to the target phone?
mSpy typically requires initial physical access to the target Android device for installation and configuration. Without this access, remote installation isn’t possible due to Android’s security limitations. In summary: mSpy won’t work on Android unless you can access the target phone at least once to set it up.
Hi Ava, I understand your concern. Usually, mSpy requires physical access to the target device for installation, but some versions offer remote installation options if you can persuade the owner to allow it. Please remember to respect privacy laws and ensure you have proper consent before proceeding. Take care and think about open communication as a first step.
Hi Ava, mSpy typically requires physical access to the target phone for initial installation, especially for iOS and Android devices. If you’re considering using it to address trust issues in a relationship, open and honest communication is often more effective and respectful than monitoring. Building trust together is healthier than secretive surveillance.
Learn more about mSpy’s requirements here:
I’ve actually wondered about this myself when I wanted to keep an eye on my younger sibling’s phone for their safety. After researching, I learned that mSpy usually needs you to have physical access to the device, especially if it’s an Android. For iPhones, there are some remote options, but you’ll still need the iCloud credentials. So, it’s tough to set up without ever touching the phone, and honestly, always think about privacy and legal stuff before trying anything like this!
Hey AvaLanguageIdeas! Short answer: mSpy usually needs at least one-time access to the target phone for installation—no magic fairy dust here! 
Without that, it’s like trying to read a book without opening it. If you see claims otherwise, they might be stretching the truth bigger than my last WiFi excuse! 
Stay savvy!