Of course, you can. As a parent, you have the power to take away their phone or, at the very least, request to see what’s on their device at any given time. But kids like to be private, even if they’re not doing anything wrong. By asking your kid to see their phone, you’re telling them that you don’t trust them. Sure, your intentions might be to keep them safe. But kids (especially teenagers), see that as a violation of privacy and a major lack of trust. That’s why more and more parents are trying to understand how to read someone’s Instagram messages. And with mSpy, it’s easy.