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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] twolfekc:
Your seriously the worst parent ever. If i were your i child i would be borderline on being suicidal. Id rather just kill myself then have some dip **** dump **** read everything i say :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

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Yea i agree my parents started to get how you are right now and i just freaked out and went and did some really stupid **** and almost completley messed up my life. Just be cool and let them do what they want without putting a whole bunch of restrictons on them. They will end up better. Thats where i am now, 17 years old about to graduate highschool and have a 3.8 gpa. Parents do not care what i do as long as i tell them where i am. Before when they were strict my grades were waaayyy bad. Not trying to tell you how to be a parent. But please dont try and control there life. Goodluck and please dont be to harsh on them. Sorry for my rude post above:(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] P1Tater:
I have an idea...........

Leave the mans parenting decisions to himself. If he wanted anyones parenting advice he would have asked for it. He asked for an app suggestion. If you dont have an app suggestion then just keep your ideas on his parenting skills to yourselves. Enough already. He has been more than nice in his responses to some seriously rude and uncalled for posts. And again, if you dont have an app suggestion, please be so kind as to keep your opinions to yourselves.

Thanks.....

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ukic:
LOL Dude, after reading your reply, obviously your parents failed BIG TIME. Basing on your reaction, grammar construction, execution..... 3.8 GPA? Questionable. I'm very sorry to inform you.

I have been trying to tell people THIS ^^^ from my previous posts.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] welchertc:
Everybody judging this guys parenting needs to quit *****ing. They're not your kids, so why should you care how they are raised? Though I don't have kids, and I wouldn't necessarily spy on my own kids when I have them, I respect this guy for caring about his kids and doing what he sees fit to raise them.

Different kids need different parenting, so leave this guy alone. I'm sure you all do stuff that this guy or the general public wouldn't agree with, but you don't see him getting on you for it.

That being said, I have a suggestion, but not to be mistaken for criticism. When my family first signed up through ATT, my parents had detailed billing, which showed records of the time of all calls and texts sent and received from each line, and who they were sent to, but not the contents of each message per se. My parents confiscated my phone for using it in the middle of the night, and it was effective in teaching me to respect my phone as a privilege. I know you are up front about monitoring their texts, but that does nothing to stop phone and in person conversations. My parents found it best to monitor who I was talking to and hanging out with, rather than specifics of my conversations, and it was effective for them, as I kept good company and stayed out of trouble. Just saying what my parents did, not criticizing your choices.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
Kiltedthrower didnt come in for parenting advice. Lets not get off subject. People have different ways in raising their children. Let them be.

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Err0xx:
Its easier to talk to a friend than a suspicious authoritarian. My parents were my friends growing up. You don't hide as much from friends.

That being said, if you're THAT concerned with your kids and can't trust them, they shouldn't have phones, no computers, homeschooling (no way to spy on what they say verbally,you know, so best limit outside contact), padlock their room doors and bar the windows to prevent night escapes, and give them GPS tracking bugs in their breakfast so that you can keep an eye on em.

All of the above, I did to my daughter, Tera. She's an 8 year old Collie-Shephard mix.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] AllTheWay:
Very well said.

Good to see you again old friend.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] carhigh:
If i had time to tell my whole story you would ALL be protecting your kids anyway you could.

Just have to wonder if you all did everything you could there wouldn't be any child porn and kids with secrets they were afraid to tell anyone.

If you don't do everything you can you're a failure. Bottom line
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] williamalex:
Cell phone tracking

These application are not free at all. But you can save some buks by choosing your desired package. Flxispy, Mobile spy and MobiStealth are the most popular spying apps available in the market. MobiStealth is most advance and cost effective spy app. you can get its 3 months package just in $39. Mobile Spy is available in $50 and maybe above. Whereas flexispy is the most expensive app as compare to others.

Features I have used in MobiStealth are, all incoming and outgoing text messages logs, bookmarks, browsing history logging, call logs, appointment calendars log, contact details,

I hope it will help you to choose best spying app for monitoring your teenage daughters.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] the2rrell:
wow, i didnt know XDA was here to offer advice in this area.....lol

good luck man, i just deleted my sons facebook. i dont participate nor promote social networks in my house.....:D

getting information from the web is one thing, the rest of the stuff....take your but outside and play.

but i wanted to know of a TEXT app that would let me check my sons. but i was under the assumption that i could at anytime just have at&t pull my sons text message history wether he deleted them or not. is this not true. i mean police can do it, why cant I?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] itsnowornever:
I say good for you! My daughter is 9 and just got her first cell phone (pick up policy at the school means that a cell phone for her to call when her and brother are ready to be picked up made this a huge convenience as well as in school bullying...her teacher wasnt' listening to her or me, so the cell phone helped with recorded incidences and allowed me to push the principle into changing classrooms before anyone jumps me for that crap) and I told her that under no circumstance was she to delete messages and I was going to check her texts at random times. She only has two friends she texts and at best they are yawn worthy conversations, BUT she's used to it so she wont freak when she's a teen. There are other reasons- such as I dont want my mother to get her number and start texting her, huge safety issues there, long story.

I commend you for what you are doing. My husband is a police officer and you have just made his job much easier. If more parents were as involved as you he would be out of a job, so I am pleased to see that many parents are against what you are doing, job security and all you know? LOL.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] P1Tater:
Same goes to you. Good to see you again! Hope life id treating you and the lil lady great.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ctraywick1:
By the way i trust my kids, i just like to keep tabs on the gf lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] baudilus:
I second the mention of AT&T messages - it puts all texts and voicemails on the cloud. I am not sure if it works when using other apps, but it does change the account type so I assume it ends up being independent of the actual texting app.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] xavier55:
Use cerberus you can track them and follow them on the go and call logs n more
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] 00mred00:
phone control admin was the app that I had...let me know how it works out, I have not tried it yet
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] californiarailroader:
To me, that says you have little to no trust in your relationship with your kids, spying on them definitely is NOT the way to fix that. You should definitely be involved in their lives, but treating them like felons seems pretty drastic to me. Trust is something that must be earned, not forced.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ukic:
Lol ^^^

Once again...

His asking for opinions on an app, not how to raise his kids. Leave him alone.

Keep your opinions to yourself. Stay on topic.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Bataga:
California is not known for it's good ideas. I will be monitoring my kids.and will let them make mistakes at the same time. "Felons" seems a little harsh. I don't think the op ever stated he was going to punish his kids for what he read. I guess all you hippies would rather our kids run around and do whatever they want.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hashbrown:
Agreed. This is a valid question about about an app on technology that has been around a long time. Nokia s60 has apps for this for years now.who are we to judge his character. If you want to voice your opinion on topics, there's "the view" forum somewhere on the webz!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] funziebear:
there's always workarounds on apps anyways they can just install a 3rd party texting app and what not or download a encrypted text app
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jda824:
I have to say spying does sound creepy.They would surely have a trusting issue with you if they found out. I had a friend in high school that her parents kept a recorder under their bedto record all her phone calls.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] meatlocker:
eBlaster Mobile

This is the app that you want: http://www.spectorsoft.com/products/eBlaster-Mobile-Android.

*Disclaimer - I work for the company :). I am also an avid XDA member.

The unbiased (as much as I can be) truth is that none of our competitors can hold a candle to our reliability and feature set. We've been the market leader in monitoring PC/Mac/Mobile for over 13 years. Let me know if you need more info.

Good luck!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
If they are so understanding and so open to you checking their stuff and telling you things then why the need to "spy" on them secretively? Just wondering.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] erick161:
You obviously didn't even read the post you quoted because it answers your question.

OP, have you had any luck?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kellywi:
Androidlost

androidlost.com
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] the2rrell:
This looks interesting........seems like its the way to go if your really looking into doing this.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nomoiphone:
How about an app that alerts you when your kids are texting? Not the message itself but just a simple notification that it's happening. When Johnny says he wasn't texting during class...You can call BS?

Does this exist?

Sorry to the "Johnny's" on XDA. :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dwillimon:
mobile spy

I am currently using mobile spy, it works well but phone is rooted so doesn't work quite like it should and the upgraded os is why. Its going to come in handy for certain things in the future. 100.00 bucks a year is totally worth it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] reinbeau:
Thread cleaned

Stick to the topic, not the moral issues.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Chr7383:
Feature comparisons...

I don't mind that you work for the company, and I do appreciate your input.

If you can offer to provide "more info" concerning eBlaster-Mobile-Android, that would be helpful. <bold>If you know of one, is there a place where there is a relatively current feature comparison chart betwen *mobile* Android products of different companies?</bold>

I have already found the spectorsoft product comparison chart, which is all over the net, but it currently describes the features of the spectorsoft products *only* and also says: "SpectorSoft products have been designed to assist you in monitoring your computers whether they are in your home, school, office, or mobile (such as a laptop)." I think this thread is for products designed to assist in mobile... such as the <bold>Android Galaxy Note</bold> not a laptop.

I strongly agree with the importance of reliability and a customizable feature set, **particularly when there is a known threat to a child involved.** The app is not just a "spy" app, but one that may be necessary due to existing safety issues. There appear to be ways to balance privacy and security.

Back to the features and reliability --- Looking at the company web sites, the new Android "mobile" apps for spectorsoft, Net Nanny, BSecure and others all seem to have less features than the PC-based apps. I found a price and feature comparison chart at parental-control.findthebest.com, claiming to contain unbiased data-driven comparisons, that ranks spectorsoft *tied for fourth* under the <bold>*sketchy*<bold> "smart rating" system that is posted for the "findthebest.com" parental-control products. Doing the research on my own, I would agree spectorsoft currently *appears* to have the most reliable and feature-laden mobile Android product, but even after I have read every post in this thread, including yours and mine, I don't think anyone can be sure which mobile Android product is the most reliable and feature-laden unless someone with your *inside knowledge* can point ot a comparison chart that specifically compares mobile Android products.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Dulanic:
I found this page in my search and tested it.... it seems semi basic but even the free version at least gives you last 5 txts. I haven't found that it does well with location though, at least on my phone so far.

http://www.juniorwatch.com/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] 21productionz:
I didn't read the whole thread, but 3 pages was enough for me to side with the OP. I have a 13 year old son and his mom and I both monitor his Facebook and text messages. He is a A/B student, member of the junior honor society, all star baseball player, every time he goes to a friends house we get phone calls in awe because he is Mr manners, and he tells us everything. I know everything is hard to believe, but the stories he tells sometimes incrimiate him.

You can raise them to be as great as possible, but knowing they are being monitored periodically helps discourage random rebellion.

Noteworthy
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] eviltango:
I love how many times the administrators had to intervene in this topic., bravo

Send from the Noteorious BIG 5.3" Bell Canada
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sassymom:
reading your kids text messages

i use a fantastic app called Stealth Tracker that sends me an instant copy of all texts and calls from my kids phones to my gmail ... without them even knowing! i got to try it for free, and it worked amazing. then i only had to pay like $7 to get the full version. i love that the app is hidden on the phone... there is no icon that shows on there apps. hope this helps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Froid:
Very interesting read. As a parent of 2 daughters, I totally understand the concern. The kids are aware of the OP monitoring them, so it's really not spying. I must say, I would never do this myself due to the fact that I may read or see something that I can never take back. I had great parents who never monitored my activities because they couldn't(thank God!). I think I turned out alright, but if they knew a quarter of what I did as a teenager, they wouldn't be able to look me in the eye. Kids do and say some really f'd up shiz. If I didn't do those things, I wouldn't of learned from them and I wouldn't be the person I am today. At the least, tell them you'll check everything once a week at a specific time. That way, if there's something that would hurt you in anyway, they have a chance to remove it. You're the parent so it's your choice and it sounds like you're doing a great job. Just my 2 cents.....and +1 on the AT&T message app.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dotdevil:
There is an app... but it only shows you the incoming text messages ... not the out going.... and it sends it to your phone direct..... dotdevil@gmail.com for more info
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pandata000:
For those that want the opposite app ....

For those that are looking for Anti Spy App for Android, you can try Anti Spy Mobile. It analyzes permissions and intents of all installed apps on the phone, and even for new SpyWares you will get a warning message.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jamesyboy:
Have you ever studied the human psyche? Look up authoritative vs authoritarian parenting styles. ABSOLUTELY, a parent can drive their children to do drugs, to develop authority defiance disorders, and to rebel. Study after study shows this. There isn't much that we can blame on the world for how our children turn out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hfam95:
Totally disagreeing with all the non parents and parents saying dont spy on your kids. You're going to be the first one's saying I didn't know my kid was a bully or worse, dealing with a tragedy because your kid was a victim. Kid generally don't talk to parents first. They talk to friends first.

To the OP good luck with your search. We all believe our kids will do the right thing but that doesn't always happen. After all, how many people who posted up, did the right things as kids. Thats what I thought.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nthknd:
All I can say is I wish all the parents good luck. Its a hard job; to the op whether people agree or disagree at least your being an active parent. Your involved and that's say leaps and bounds above so many parents that are too busy or absent or just to damn slow. Good luck to u all cuz being a parent ain't easy and appears to be a stressful but rewarding job.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jamesyboy:
Then the problem is the fact that you haven't fostered, or encouraged an environment that's conducive to communications-- communication.

Of course there's a need to know...of course it's in the child's best interest for you to know what's going on in their lives. But shame and embarrassment never help. Teenagers need privacy and independence...in a reasonable dose. To outright say i'm reading all of your texts, all of your emails, and you can't hide anything from me--that's conducive to a environment where a child feels like they have nobody, they can't trust anyone--including the one set of people they should trust unconditionally--their family.

Try as you may, you can't prevent a kid from having sex, from doing drugs, or from making bad decisions...the only thing you can do is educate them, and choose not to tell them that they have to run away, or rebel in order to do anything you might not approve of--not in any formal matter, and not by giving them rules. You need to explain yourself to them, or else you risk alienating them, and forcing them to do exactly what you fear the most--them being out of your sight, and out of your control completely, for days at a time, or running being your back to do things. The poor kid is going to end up lashing out at anyone and everything, or completely closed off ant anti-social.

The answer is not to be their friend. The answer is not to be the police. The answer is to guide them.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kiltedthrower:
I haven't responded to this thread I am awhile. But when you guys have 5 kids with two teenagers that are doing great and the teenagers consider you as close as their friends even with you monitoring them, and then come talk to me.

And to the poster mentioning authoritative vs authoritarian, that was discussed in a number of my psychology classes, starting with my adolescent psychology class. I suggest you go back and reread the definitions again. You have a poor understanding of the two vastly different parenting styles.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] A Dustman:
This thread makes me sick. To know that there are parents out there that can't even let their kids have a private conversation with their friends, has me worried for our future. You sicken me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] P1Tater:
What's funny is that this thread had died quite some time ago and some of you found it necessary to dig it back up and throw in your two cents that are clearly not asked for. Please let this thread die like it already had.

Thank you! :o
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] reinbeau:
We're discussing moral issues instead of the app now, so thread closed.

Sent from a state of Serendipity
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
What u need

windows or linux

ROM (that u wanna port to ace )

Dev Tools (like pack/unpack boot.img) Like this for windows and or linux

What u need to do??

unpack your boot.img

Change file on ramdisk

init.rc need to change >> (unpack the boot img from rom u wanna port

open init.rc and copy the stuff after BOOTPATH

change ramdisk/lib/modules >>> your modules ( not really importatnt :P )

repack ramdisk boot.img

build.prop

change model to your model (For example: xperia x8 > GT-S5830, and galaxy > cooper)

And, wifi modules has taken to your ROM (port)

libs

and,cope paste bin files, like superuser or busybox

---------------------------

then add/replace these in the rom it self ( copy from stock or cm7 )

These are Always needed !!

/lib/libril.so

/lib/libsecril-client.so

/lib/libsec-ril.so

/lib/libdiag.so

/system/hw

/system/modules

/system/etc/firmware , ppp, security, wifi, permission vold.stab

/system/user/keychars, keylayout

--------------------------

Greetins Spacecaker

#rule N.1 DONT SPAM WITH NOOB QUESTIONS !!

Download the Guide below to get some pictures +

more tips download http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?u2ff9tthrrc29h1
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] shailpancholi:
1st :pbtw nice awesome
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] evil_penguin:
Good guide ;)

Thanks
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Pseudonym:
thanks for the guide. :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] dredremon:
thanks but how to resize the png? if the png are hpdi?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
photoshop

then if its hdpi

resize them 66 %

to mdpi

be aware not all .9.pngs will work

u need to .9.patch them

following the tutorial from music.soul
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] dredremon:
thanks !! so your using photoshop in ur sgs2 ics rom? how about the lib of wifi and root im comfuse about that . :confused:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
just copy them

i used photoshop to resize most pngs of sgs2 ics rom :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
Btw sometimes romm will not boot then if so take cm7 kernel

Or stock

And change bootpath

Then if not booting still take logcat
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Shaaan:
Hope noobs don't brick their phones trying to follow this..

:p

TeamCooper Developer

TheMyth Developer

www.teamcooper.net
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
Yes :p

herpderp © aint got money to pay to my fish
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] themountig:
You missed one very important instruction. Get some other idiot to try it on their sga 1st lol
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
Lol

Ive done this.before

herpderp © aint got money to pay to my fish
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] themountig:
Like when you read - Please test my rom, can't test it myself as mine is at the shop, kinda off-putting for me but some will give anything a try. Nice tut by the way but you don't seem to recommend simulation on PC do you never do this?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
How do u mean with simulation?

herpderp © aint got money to pay to my fish
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Peteragent5:
Lol thanks man... :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] themountig:
Was meaning virtual device using android SDK just as a way of testing a rom. Setting up a virtual device giving it SGA properties and testing. As you may have figured I'm not a dev just a reader and hoper. I got the impression from Jusada's guide re rom making that the SDK was the place to go when developing a rom. But as I said I know only what I read my experience with SGA is entirely as a user.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
Nope only real testinh

herpderp © aint got money to pay to my fish
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Delanoister:
Is it taken from BNC's doc, dude?