mSpy is one of the top parental control and monitoring software on the market.
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mSpy’s screen recorder cannot be set to record only certain apps. It is made to take screenshots from various popular chat apps like WhatsApp, Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger. The recorder turns on each time there is an activity taking place on the screen such as new messages or simply scrolling and sends these screenshots directly to the mSpy control panel.
As we grapple with limitations posed by mSpy's screen recording functionality, it is worth considering alternative strategies that complement its broad monitoring capabilities. These methods focus on efficiently analyzing screen recordings and utilizing additional features to gain targeted insights into specific app usage:
Efficient Review of Recordings: Although direct targeting of specific applications is impossible here, you could come up with a technique for speedily scanning through entire video records to identify those that involve the desired apps.
Leveraging App Usage Monitoring: In addition to the screen recorder, mSpy also has an application usage tracker that can show which applications are most frequently used and for how long. This way you will be able to optimize your screen recording review efforts.
As we navigate the limitations of mSpy's screen recording feature, it's worthwhile to explore alternative strategies that can complement its broad monitoring capabilities. These methods focus on efficiently analyzing screen recordings and utilizing additional features to gain targeted insights into specific app usage:
As such, the mSpy screen recorder provides a general overview of device use but requires a manual approach in order to tease out specific app activities.
By combining this feature with mSpy's app usage monitoring, you can gain more targeted insights, although it may involve a bit more effort in terms of reviewing and analyzing the recorded data. This combination of tools within mSpy's suite can provide a more comprehensive understanding of device usage patterns.