uMobix Review 2024

The best way to know about someone — their friends, job, basic details, likes, and dislikes — is through their social media apps on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat. So, if you want to check who the other person speaks to and the content they’re engaging in, track all their social media activities with uMobix.

Social media monitoring is a great way to ensure your children aren’t engaging with strangers on the internet. Such conversations without supervision aren’t ideal. Popular social media apps tracked by uMobix include Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, Reddit, and the like.

The best part is that you can track them even if their account is private or locked. You will have access to all the stories they share, their posts, and their activities, and you can even block accounts or content you don’t approve of.

Keep in mind that you won’t get actual account access to a locked profile; that’s impossible if, say, a person’s Instagram profile is private. uMobix makes it possible by taking a series of screenshots while they might be using their private profile.

In fact, while you can see DMs and Facebook Messenger messages directly, most of uMobix’s social media monitoring relies on taking continuous screenshots. This is great because you won’t miss anything. I did find it difficult to scan through all the screenshots to find what I was looking for, especially if they stayed on the same page for a long time.

YouTube and TikTok monitoring works the same way, so it’s not the best option for that. You’ll only see screenshots of the videos they are watching, and there isn’t a way to watch the video yourself to know if it has inappropriate content. I just had to scan through hundreds of screenshots.

If you are worried about your partner’s infidelity, uMobix can help you get some peace of mind. While spying apps like mSpy only let you monitor Tinder, uMobix has extended its radar to all popular dating apps. It’ll first help you detect which dating app the target user has on their phone. Then, it’ll give you access to their matches, messages, and shared media files.

You can use the data from dating apps and combine it with the information you get from monitoring their social media and messages. This is also helpful for parents concerned about whether their teenager is on these apps.

uMobix’s live GPS location tracking is accurate and helpful to keep track of your kids and partners to ensure they are safe. It provides longitude and latitude coordinates, and you can even switch to a Map View to get directions to their location.

You’ll also be able to check nearby landmarks in this mode to reach the venue faster. And it’s not just for the current location — you can also check their past activities and last visited location from your dashboard.

uMobix also has a Geofinder feature that lets you track someone’s location with just their phone number. You don’t have to install any software on the target device. Instead, you send a text message to them, and the tracker activates when they open the link.

uMobix’s mobile tracker has one downside: It does not have geofencing capabilities, as you’d find with apps renowned for being the best geofencing tools, like mSpy. Other than that, the location tracker works well, even if it isn’t exactly real-time. Instead, I found that the location information every five to ten minutes. That should be more than enough for most people’s needs, though.

uMobix’s biggest USP is that it gives you access to deleted information— not many phone spy apps can do that. This includes access to deleted text messages, calls, and contacts.

The first thing a person does when they’re guilty of something is hide evidence. In that case, tracking them with regular spying features becomes difficult. That’s why uMobix has this special tool that digs out deleted information from the device. The same goes for call logs and even deleted contacts. You get an additional benefit for contacts — uMobix lets you know which contact has been renamed recently.

Again, all of this is possible because uMobix will continuously take screenshots. There is a lot of information to sift through, but they won’t be able to hide anything.

This feature lets you remotely track the phone’s surroundings with video and audio monitoring by turning on the camera and microphone on the target device.

This can help you in multiple scenarios. You can keep an eye on your kids to ensure they’re treated well in school and no bullies bother them. You can also use it on your partner’s device to ensure they are in a safe environment. Even businesses can use this feature on their team’s work phones to monitor performance and office culture.

This is another feature that works well for the most part. I did notice a significant delay between when I clicked the video or photo button on the dashboard and when the image was actually taken, so you might not get to see what you’re looking for. Another caveat is that the other person’s phone screen has to be unlocked.

If you want to check what photos and videos are saved on the target device, uMobix has a tailor-made tool for that. Its Photo & Video tracker allows you to peek into all the albums and open each file separately.

You’ll also get the file’s name and detailed timestamps about when the file was received or downloaded. If you know the target user well, you might be able to guess who the sender could be.

uMobix’s call management feature gives you a complete overview of the other person’s call log. You’ll get a list of incoming and outgoing calls and anything they might have deleted from the log. Along with that, you’ll get timestamps that tell you when the call started, the call duration, and how frequently they call a certain number.

This is ideal for parents who want to monitor their kids’ social lives, as you’ll also receive the caller’s name and number in case you need to intervene. You can also restrict certain contacts so that your kids won’t be able to contact them, even if they have the contact saved on their phones.

With uMobix, you can see the entire list of apps on the phone  — both apps that have been downloaded by the user and the ones that were installed by default. You can go through the list and delete the ones you don’t think your child should be using.

Under this feature, you can also monitor your kid’s screen time and see how much time they spend on each app. Let’s say they’ve downloaded a new game recently, and you notice a sharp rise in their screen time. In that case, you can remotely uninstall the app.

If deleting the app seems too extreme, you can restrict the time they get to spend on each app by setting a timer that’ll automatically close the app once your kids have met their daily quota.

However, I found the app management feature to be quite buggy. The activity tab only notifies you if they have installed an app. You can then see basic usage stats like when they open an app and for how long they use it. App blocking is hit-and-miss since not every app shows up properly on uMobix’s app list. It took multiple refreshes to find the apps I wanted to block.

Some people, especially cheating spouses and malicious employees, may take extra precautions by using a secret SIM card to avoid detection. But thanks to uMobix, a new SIM card isn’t enough to escape detection.

The uMobix app is installed on the phone, not on the SIM card. So, if a new SIM card is activated on the target device, uMobix will immediately notify you and then start tracking all the calls and messages made through the new SIM.

The best way to get into a person’s mind is to check their internet activity with one of the best website history trackers. Although you can directly access someone’s browser history, this process requires physical access to the device. That’s why you need uMobix.

You’ll be able to see every website the target user visits and how often they visit them. If you find them browsing content that’s inappropriate for them, simply block the website from your control panel. You can even get a glimpse of their bookmarked sites.

Furthermore, if the user opens their email through a browser, you can check all their incoming and outgoing emails, including newsletters.

A keylogger does what the name suggests — it records everything that’s typed on the target device. It doesn’t matter if it’s a message, a note, or a search query. You can even use uMobix’s keylogger to track text messages that were unsent or erased halfway, notes that were deleted, or search queries that never went through.

When every button the target user presses on their phone shows up on your uMobix dashboard, it becomes impossible for them to hide anything from you. In fact, unlike most spy applications, uMobix is renowned for being one of the best keyloggers out there, as it even lets you track incognito browser searches.

It works well enough but actually goes the other way and does too much. For example, while using the keylogger to see activity on Reddit, it also picked up what other people were typing. This can make the keylogger info quite misleading since you don’t always know whether it’s the person you are monitoring who is typing or a random internet stranger.

uMobix understands that no one has the time to keep in touch with the updates every few minutes, especially when nothing important is happening. That’s why it has a special notification feature that alerts you only when something noteworthy happens.

You’ll be notified when the other person comes online. In case you’ve asked your child to study for a test or assigned an urgent task to your employee, you can see if they are wasting time online instead.

Similarly, uMobix will notify you when the device’s battery is about to die so that you aren’t left guessing why the target phone is switched off.

If you don’t want your kids spending too much time online, you can use uMobix’s WiFi management feature to block them whenever you want. If you have multiple WiFi networks near your house, you can choose to block all of them at the same time or block some of them while keeping the others open.

Managing your kid’s internet time is a great way to help them build healthy digital habits and prevent them from being addicted to their device. It’ll also come in handy during exam season or right before an important project when you desperately need them to focus on school work.

Since the entire process is remote and flexible, you can choose to keep the WiFi on for as long as they need it for schoolwork and then switch it off immediately.

Features like WiFi Blocker or screen-time management will only temporarily disable the phone’s partial functions. However, if you want to block access to their device completely, making it impossible for them to do anything at all, uMobix’s device-blocking feature will be your friend.

It only takes a click to turn it on, and the device’s screen goes black instantly. As long as the block is on, the user cannot unlock the phone or even see the lock screen. This feature will be useful if the phone is lost or stolen.

Android 

uMobix will run on any Android device running version 4 or above. This means that most modern devices, especially those bought in the last few years, will easily work with uMobix.

The best part about tracking an Android through uMobix is that you’ll have access to all the features, with no exceptions. This is an important point because some features, such as deleting apps or blocking websites, are exclusively available on Android.

iOS 

uMobix will work with all iOS devices, which include both iPhones and iPads. However, a few features are available on Android but not iOS. For instance, you can’t track Snapchat or see deleted messages or calls. You’ll also miss out on other apps like TikTok, Viber, Skype, and Zoom, and there’s also no keylogger.

However, the biggest drawback is the lack of location tracking. That’s often an essential feature for anyone monitoring another device, so uMobix might not be the best option for you if you need to monitor iPhones.

That’s simply because iOS devices are more secure and harder to break into. But on the plus side, it’s a good spy app for Instagram, Facebook, gallery media files, messages, and calls — all the basic features that’ll give you a thorough idea of what the other person is up to.