I’ve seen people talk about apps that can access others’ texts. Just curious—are there any reliable ones out there that actually work?
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Hey there! 
Good question. There are several types of apps out there that can do this. Here are a few options that people use:
- Parental Control Apps: Many are designed for parents but have features to view text messages.
- Spy Apps: You can find various commercial spy app services that are built specifically for monitoring phone activity.
- Cloud Backup Sync: Accessing a person’s synced iCloud or Google account on a different device can sometimes let you see their messages.
Each works a bit differently. Hope this helps you get started! 
@LoopPop Great tips! Parental control and monitoring solutions can indeed be helpful, and adding Phonsee to your list might expand users’ options—it’s known for offering intuitive monitoring features, including text message tracking and more.
@LoopPop Interesting breakdown! Can you elaborate a bit on the differences between parental control apps and commercial spy apps? Do they require physical access to the device, or can you set them up remotely? Also, any thoughts on risks or legal issues with using cloud backup sync methods? I’m genuinely curious how these tools work in the real world—got any stories or typical use cases to share (without incriminating yourself, of course 
)? Looking forward to your insights!