mSpy Description
mSpy is phone monitoring software launched in 2010 by a company in the Czech Republic. It is marketed to parents who want to oversee a child's smartphone use: after installation on the target device, it shows location history, messages, calls, social media activity, browsing history and installed apps in an online dashboard, and it can set alerts and block certain apps or websites. Subscriptions are sold monthly, quarterly or yearly. Monitoring software of this kind raises legal and ethical issues: in many countries it is illegal to install it on another adult's device without consent, and covert use can amount to stalking. Affiliates should only promote it for lawful parental supervision, follow local laws and avoid messaging that encourages secret tracking of partners or other adults. The affiliate programme runs through the company's own partner network.
Some of mSpy's features
- Location history
- Message and call monitoring
- Social media activity
- Browsing history
- App blocking and alerts
- Online dashboard
mSpy's Referral Program
mSpy's affiliate programme runs through its own partner network and is listed at $40-$60 per sale or 40% commission. The cookie lasts 120 days, the listed minimum payout is $100, and payouts are made by PayPal, Payoneer or wire transfer.
