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Paula Garrity

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Sent Fri 9/8/2017 8:58:38 PM
Subject: Re: Monitoring Apps...

yes...absoltuley agree it is a bigger issue with this middle man keeping all the data...and do we want that?

On Sep 8, 2017, at 4:48 PM, Paula Garrity <█████████████████████████████████> wrote:

Well it might be even deeper than that because I think what they are saying is that if this "middle man" is. The company is seeing everything about your kid that might not be good either?! I think that is how I understood it?

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On Sep 8, 2017, at 2:56 PM, > wrote:

yes I was reading about the privacy stuff too...it said if you are going to monitor employees you must tell them you are doing so...kids they suggest you tell them...

On Sep 8, 2017, at 2:51 PM, Paula Garrity
wrote:

It is interesting he said that because that is exactly what I remember reading about the one I looked at the other day...the review kept talking about the privacy issues and was a little confusing to me about how they would be monitoring all of his shit and I felt like maybe it was sorta sketchy and Not main stream enough for us parents that aren't super techy.

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On Sep 8, 2017, at 2:27 PM, ████████████████████████ wrote:

Wanted you to see what my IT guy had to say...

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From: james I personal
<u>genius</u>

Subject: Re: Monitoring
Apps...
Date: September 8, 2017 at
1:21:13 PM EDT

To accomplish that, they'd have to run a server logged in as him and be saving all data to file. It'd work, but the privacy indications of that are somewhat troubling as they're essentially masquerading as him to eavesdrop... but then again, that's what monitoring is, so... lol.

In hacker terms, it's a "man in the middle" tactic. It may violate Snapchat's TOS and they might disable it if it ever became inconvenient to the company.

Thank you,

James Ce
your Personal Genius
C Certified Support Professional 10.6
<u>http://personalgenius.co</u> 

Key points from the email:

*   Date: Sep 8, 2017, at 12:06 PM
*   MSpy claims you can see data even if it deletes after 10 seconds.
*   The sender asked if it's possible.

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On Sep 8, 2017, at 11:50 AM, james | personal genius
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I don't, unfortunately. The deepest I get into it is enabling built-in parental control options which allow you to block apps or restrict contact lists in the built-in apps.

I would expect Snapchat would be difficult to
monito
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they're
semi-
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messag
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Thank you,

James Ce
your Personal Genius
C Certified Support Professional 10.6
<u>httn://personalgenius.co</u> 

On Sep 8, 2017, at 11:04 AM, ████████████████ wrote:

Hi James...just wondering if in your area of expertise, you might know of a monitoring system for kids phones that is supposed to be superior...1 have been investigating and there are SO many of them...just wondered if you may of heard of a really good one.

I am currently looking at mSpy...we want to monitor SnapChat as that is what is most used by the kids around here...also want the GPS function and to monitor web browsing.

Please don't feel like you need to investigate, just thought I would ask if you know off hand or had heard of anything...

Thanks!