Here’s my take on this.
When it comes to monitoring Snapchat on an Android device, you essentially have two main paths. The first is using Snapchat’s own built-in feature called Family Center. This tool is designed to give you a high-level overview by letting you see your child’s friends list and who they have been communicating with. However, it won’t show you the actual content of their snaps or chats.
The second path involves using a dedicated third-party monitoring application. These tools typically offer much deeper insight. They can capture keystrokes, view sent and received messages, and see shared media. This provides a far more comprehensive picture of the activity. The best approach really depends on the level of oversight you’re looking for.