Here’s my take on this.
The installation process for an app like SpyX has different requirements depending on whether you’re looking at an Android or an iPhone, and each approach has its own considerations.
For Android devices, the process generally requires you to have physical access to the phone for a few minutes. You would download and install the application file (APK) directly onto the device.
For an iPhone, the method is usually different and often doesn’t require a traditional installation on the phone itself. Instead, it typically works by accessing iCloud data. This means you would need the user’s Apple ID and password.
So, in terms of user-friendliness, the iPhone method might seem simpler if you have the credentials, while the Android method is more direct but requires handling the device.