Only time will tell if that prediction will come true. What is true however is that many developers are creating Android versions of the applications that they create for other operating systems. Also, there are some applications that can only run in Android based smart phones.
Among the applications that you can now use on your smart phone, there is a new one that you will either lover or hate: Android spy software.
I’m proud to say that I belong to the group of people that loves Android spy software because of the benign uses it has. Most importantly, the feature of letting parents know if their children are safe.
I’m sure that your teens or even children have asked you for a smart phone so that they can text their friends, connect to their social networks, and listen to music at any place. It’s no wonder they carry their phones with them anywhere. With Android spy software, those phones become tracking devices that tell you exactly where your child is.
If you find it difficult to see the usefulness of this, you must never have had the experience of having your child disappear or just arrive from school much later than usual without any previous announcement. He or she might have just gone to a friend’s house and forgot to turn on the phone, but you are already thinking the worst.
With Android spy software, just log into a website and you can see the location of the smart phone. You can then see if your child is still at school, at a friend’s house, or somewhere that he or she shouldn’t have gone to, but it’s still safe, like the movies. Most of the times, you will know what place to call instead of calling everyone else and causing panic.
Of course, if the website shows the location of a place your child would never go to, then you will know there is no time to lose and take steps to contact and make sure that nothing bad happens to him or her.
In my opinion, this alone is reason enough to purchase of Android spy software and getting it installed in the smart phones of your kids. Some people find it controversial but if it saves the life of a single child, I’m all for it.
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