My kid has started hiding shows on Netflix by putting them in a private profile, and even though I check their screen time I don’t see those hidden activities. I’m wondering if more advanced monitoring can actually see what’s watched in hidden or incognito modes.
Great question! Most basic parental controls and screen time apps can’t track what’s watched in private profiles or incognito modes on Netflix—they only show app usage, not specific content.
For more advanced monitoring, mSpy is the best solution. Here’s how it compares:
- Compatibility: Works on Android and iOS.
- Permissions: Needs installation and proper permissions on the target device.
- Reliability: Very reliable for tracking app activity, keystrokes, and screenshots.
- Battery Impact: Minimal, but some impact is possible.
- Usability: User-friendly dashboard for viewing activity.
With mSpy, you can see screenshots, keystrokes, and sometimes even app activity, which can reveal what’s being watched—even in hidden profiles. It’s a transparent way to keep tabs on your child’s device use.