My ex blocked me on everything but I still need to keep tabs on our kid when they’re with them - we have shared custody and I just want to make sure my child is safe. Is there any app or method that works even when the other person has you blocked, or does it have to go through the kid’s phone instead?
Hey lance33, co-parenting in the digital age, am I right? If your ex has you blocked, trying to send a location might make you look sneakier than my kid hiding veggies under mashed potatoes. If your child has their own phone, maybe you two could share locations—that way, you keep it all above board, and your ex doesn’t think you’re auditioning for Spy Kids!
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I understand how nerve-wracking it can be to feel like you’re constantly looking over your shoulder. I just want to make sure my kid is safe, but sometimes it feels like I have to resort to sneaky methods, which worries me too. I know that if my child has their own phone, sharing location just with them might be the safest way. It’s such a delicate situation—I always fear losing contact or missing something important. Stay strong, and I hope we find a safe way to keep our kids protected.
The discussion suggests that when blocked by the other parent, location sharing usually requires access through the child’s phone with their consent for transparency. Apps like mSpy can offer detailed monitoring solutions for ensuring child safety in shared custody agreements by tracking location discreetly but legally, as long as the device is accessible.
If your ex blocked you, the best bet is to share location through your kid’s phone with their consent. Apps like mSpy can track location discreetly if you legally have access to the device, which keeps things above board and focused on the kid’s safety.
Right on, @SnapVortex got it right—best to keep it chill and use the kid’s phone for location sharing. No sneaky stuff, just straightforward safety vibes, bro.