To view where the GPS coordinates are on a map, you simply click on the GPS coordinates and you will be directed to Google Maps, where the coordinates will appear on the map giving you an exact location of where the Android device was at that point in time. Since the Android tracking app uses Google Maps to show location, you can take advantage of all the features offered by Google Maps such as zooming in or out, changing the type of map shown to a street or terrain view, find out local landmarks & businesses, and even get driving directions to the location.

3) Be wary of features not found anywhere else. Another big trap I’m seeing these companies set, is that they try to advertise features not available on any other Android spy apps. If your reading about features that sound too good to be true, or you see some features that are not advertised anywhere else, be skeptical. Most of the leading Android spy apps on the market today all have similar features, because there is only so much you can do. Basic features are reading sms messages, emails, viewing photos, etc.. and more advanced features are call recording, reading WhatsApp Messenger, and remote monitoring. Anything else (such as remote installation) is not possible.

Track Family. Parents may want a way to track their teens or have a way to locate their children in case of an emergency. However, parents realize that not all teens will be happy to know that their parents are tracking their every move. This is where a stealth Mobile tracking app could help. By installing an Android tracking app that has stealth GPS tracking, parents can keep an eye on their kids and/or locate them in case of an emergency.

1) SpyMug (spymug.com) – These guys make stealth tracking apps for a variety of OS. Their Mobile tracking app enables you to track any Android cell phone, read text messages, call logs, and even view photos snapped on the device. http://bit.ly/spy_mug offers free trial

SpyMug is one of the latest cell phone monitoring apps to hit the market. In fact, it’s so new that you most likely wont find many (if any) SpyMug reviews anywhere. Hopefully as more people start to use this new app, we’ll be able to see a few SpyMug reviews come through. From what I see so far (based entirely on their website), this product is worth keeping an eye on. They have all the right features that enable them to compete directly against some of the more established vendors such as The Truth Spy, Mobile Spy, Flexispy, plus they have a few features that even those companies don’t yet offer — all at a price that keeps them very competitive. I’m definitely going to get my hands on a copy and test it out for a while to see if it lives up to the expectations I have for it.

SpyMug – HOW IT CAN HELP YOU HOW CAN SpyMug HELP PARENTS MONITOR TEXTS? View Call Records. With this feature, users can view all call details. All incoming and outgoing calls are recorded and the names in the address book are matched against the numbers in the call logs.

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