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What can you do to keep your parents from going through your text messages on your phone?
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Keep your phone away from them? >.>
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What can you do to keep your parents from going through your texts on your phone?
Keep your phone away from them? >.>
Can your text be seen through phone tapping?
If you are a teenager, your parents can see what you text through the account tools. Yes, tapping a phone can allow, with the right equipment, the text messages to be seen.
Can anyone track or retrieve cell phone picture messages?
yes they can anything going through cell phone waves can be tracted
How do you view out going text messages on teen phone?
open up the messages screen and look under sent messages
Can parents see picture messages you send from your phone on sprint?
Nope unless sent from there phone of course
How are computer messages sent through a phone?
log into your e-mail on your mobile phone.
What do you do when parents are looking through your phone?
yeah that's really annoying, well one way to take care of it is to constantly delete your private messages.....other wise your just gonna have to live through it
How can you read your boyfriend messages without his Phone?
It is not possible without having his phone to go through. The messages themselves are not displayed on the online account or anywhere else.
Can parents read meebo instant messages?
yes, if they request to, the phone company will give them up
Does it cost to send messages on chat on facebook through your phone?
No. It never will and never has. So send all those messages
Can your parents see what you text on a cingular phone?
Yes. Pieces of paper describe your messages on your cellular device
How do you view tex messages from cell phone to internet?
There are sites out there (for parents) that allow them to look at texts sent from the childs phone to another phone. There is also one that allows that AND you can check your facebook messages...but it requires you to download a third party app.
