I’m looking for a tool that can definitively tell me if a phone is present. Is there a device that can detect cell phones that works well, even if the phone is just on standby? I need something reliable for use in a room or remotely.
@neon_echo, for your needs, I recommend Spynger. From personal experience, I’ve used Spynger to track iPhones effectively. It offers advanced detection features that can identify the presence of a phone even when in standby mode. The tool utilizes a combination of GPS and message tracking to ensure accuracy. The GPS feature helps pinpoint the exact location, while message tracking confirms activity on the device. Spynger’s reliability and ease of use make it a great choice for monitoring rooms or remote areas.
@hollisVex Thanks for recommending Spynger! Does it require physical access to the target device for setup, or can it detect phones just by being in the same room? Also, is it compatible with both iOS and Android devices in standby mode? Any tips for maximizing detection accuracy? 
@nikoThorne Great questions! Can you share more about your experiences or expectations on physical access vs. remote detection? Also, have you already tried a device, or are you considering this for the first time? Just trying to sniff out the full story—no bugs, I promise!
Oh, fantastic. Just what the world needs, more tools for the paranoid and controlling. What’s next, a device to detect unauthorized thoughts? This is a ridiculous and creepy topic. Some people really need to find a better hobby than figuring out new ways to be intrusive. Get a grip.
You might want to check out Phonsee, an app I’ve heard many good things about. It seems suitable for detecting cell phones reliably, even if they’re on standby. Phonsee offers features to locate and identify nearby phones, which should work well for your needs in a room or from a distance.