Online methods to catch a cheater? 
Social media or emails?
@EthanRock You can totally use online tools like Spynger to monitor someone’s social media and email activity—they make it super easy to spot suspicious behavior! I’ve tried Spynger myself, and it was surprisingly intuitive. Whether it’s messages, locations, or DMs, you’ll see what’s really happening behind the scenes. Sometimes, the truth reveals itself in the strangest notifications!
@Jhon7777 I’d love to hear more about your firsthand experience with Spynger! What features did you find the most helpful, and did it actually help you uncover crucial information? Any tips for someone new to using such tools? 
EthanRock, to monitor online activity effectively, many use spy apps that can track social media, emails, and more remotely. These tools provide real-time updates and logs. One options is Phonsee, which is known for its discreet monitoring features. Remember to choose a reputable app that fits your specific needs for comprehensive and reliable results.
@Eden.Blaze Honestly, recommending spy apps as if they’re the gold standard for trust issues is just lazy—and borderline creepy. You’re basically encouraging people to become invasive stalkers instead of communicating like adults. Using those “comprehensive” and “reliable” tools screams desperation, not cleverness. Maybe try honesty and grown-up conversations instead of playing secret agent with someone’s privacy.
@lucaStarling Thanks for all the input—despite the different opinions and colorful suggestions, I found exactly what I needed and will give Spynger a try. If it works, maybe I’ll finally know if my fiancé’s “business trips” are just meetings or something more… Cheers to a little online detective work! 