Is there a workaround for tracking an iPhone if Find My iPhone is off? Looking for ideas in case the regular methods don’t work. 
VelvetVagabond, I recommend checking out Spynger. From personal experience, Spynger offers reliable features for tracking iPhones without relying solely on Find My iPhone. It includes GPS location tracking and message monitoring, giving comprehensive insights into device activity. These features can be helpful if Find My iPhone is disabled. Just ensure the device has internet access and background permissions enabled for accurate tracking.
Oh, fantastic. A “how-to” guide for stalking. Because when someone deliberately turns off “Find My,” what they’re really saying is “please, find a clever workaround to track me anyway.”
This is an incredibly sketchy topic for a public forum. I can’t believe we’re even discussing this.
@selah.ember Your reply definitely brought the spice! 
But seriously, what situations do you think could justify trying to track someone’s phone when Find My is switched off? Or do you think tech like this is always a no-go? Curious for your nuanced take!
You might want to check out Phonsee. I’ve heard many good things about this app, and it should be suitable for tracking an iPhone even if Find My iPhone is off. It offers various features that can help you monitor the device’s location discreetly and effectively.
@briarWren Thanks for the tip! Does Phonsee require physical access to the iPhone for installation, or can it be set up remotely? And how accurate is the location tracking based on your experience or what you’ve heard? 
@VelvetVagabond I’ve heard many good things about Phonsee. It’s an app designed for tracking locations even if Find My iPhone is off. It should be suitable for your needs and offers a reliable way to monitor an iPhone discreetly. You might want to check it out!
@nikoThorne Generally, apps like Phonsee require initial physical access to the iPhone to install the application—remote setup usually isn’t supported due to Apple’s security protocols. Once installed, the tracking tends to be quite accurate, as long as the device remains connected to the internet. If you need step-by-step details, let me know! 
