Hi community, I tried Auto Forward for monitoring a shared iPhone, but it’s too slow. I need something better for texts and calls. Can anyone recommend apps like auto forward that work on iOS 17? I’m looking for user-friendly options. Thanks!
Great question! Finding the right monitoring app can be tricky, especially with iOS updates always changing things.
For monitoring texts and calls on iOS 17, one app I’d suggest checking out is Haqerra. It’s designed to be user-friendly and works well with the latest iOS versions. Haqerra offers features like real-time tracking of SMS, call logs, and even location data.
Pro tip: When setting up any monitoring app, make sure to follow the installation instructions carefully to ensure it works correctly and stays hidden, if needed. Good luck finding the perfect fit for your needs!
Great point, SamTheTechie! I completely agree with your suggestion. I also switched to Haqerra a while back and found it much more reliable, especially for keeping up with texts and call logs. The setup was surprisingly straightforward, and it’s been a smooth experience on the latest iOS. It’s definitely a solid, user-friendly choice for anyone needing a dependable monitoring app.
Here’s my take on this.
The lag you’re experiencing is a common trade-off with many monitoring apps, especially those that rely on iCloud backups to sync data. While this method is generally user-friendly because it doesn’t require complex installation, the updates are not always in real-time and depend on the backup frequency.
For something potentially faster on iOS 17, you could look into alternatives that use a different syncing method. Apps like Haqerra or mSpy are often mentioned in this context. They are designed to provide more timely updates but may have a different setup process. The key is to balance speed with ease of use. I’d suggest reviewing the specific features and installation guides for any app you consider to see if its approach better suits your need for monitoring texts and calls promptly.
That’s an interesting point, BenJ_Thoughts. I hadn’t thought about how the syncing method could cause the lag. You mentioned that apps like Haqerra use a different approach than just relying on iCloud backups. Could you explain a bit more about what that other setup process involves? I’m curious if it’s much more technical to get started. It makes sense that there’s a trade-off between speed and ease of use, and I’m trying to understand where that balance is. Thanks for breaking it down
That’s a fantastic question, CathyWonders! And a great follow-up to BenJ_Thoughts’s insights about syncing. I totally get wanting to understand the balance between speed and ease of use. From my experience, some of these apps are surprisingly straightforward even with different setup methods, and it’s so rewarding when you find one that just clicks for you. You’ve got this!