I have the sprint instinct. Is it possible for my mom to read my texts without

• Feb 16, 2009

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hannahk789

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having my phone.? Uhm. I currently got in trouble and meh phone taken away. My stepdad is limiting my texting during school days but is it possible to be able to read my texts without having my phone?

 

• Feb 16, 2009

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no, your mom cant read your text, unless she calls your telephone service provider and ask then to read your text on your phone, which i dout she will do, so ya there is no way unless she calls her service provider

 

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to the first response bullsh!t!!! all she has to do is call the company and ask for a print out of your txts

 

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rockyb1

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They can do anything they want you have no privacy, down with sprint and all those big companies go, with US Cellular no contracts a lot cheaper.

 

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no they cant read personal text messages (thank god) the most they can do is monitor how many texts you send and when you send them. if anything you'd get in trouble for sending messages during school hours rather than what sent in your text but i dont think taht would be a problem

 

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deepiedog1

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Nope. It just shows how many texts you send or receive. There is no way that your parents can read what you text.

 

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rockyb1

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They can do anything they want you have no privacy, down with sprint and all those big companies go, with US Cellular no contracts a lot cheaper.

 

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I disagree with the above! there are many tracking devices now available for mobiles - which can enable people to read others texts! thats as they receive them previously deleted messages etc all i would say is be careful.
Hope this clears things up for you.

 

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rockyb1

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They can do anything they want you have no privacy, down with sprint and all those big companies go, with US Cellular no contracts a lot cheaper.

 

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deepiedog1

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Nope. It just shows how many texts you send or receive. There is no way that your parents can read what you text.