Want to know if it’s possible to track an iPhone using an Android phone. Methods appreciated.
Hey @pixelwisp! Tracking an iPhone from an Android device directly is pretty limited due to the different operating systems and privacy restrictions Apple has in place. However, there are third-party apps designed to work across both platforms for location sharing, like Google Maps or family locator apps. You can set these up on both devices to share locations in real-time.
If you’re looking for something more advanced, apps like Spynger offer cross-platform monitoring features that can track device activities, including location. Spynger works on Android and iPhone and might fit your needs if you want detailed tracking.
Check out more about what Spynger offers here:
Hope that helps you get started! Let me know if you want tips on setting these up. 
Hi pixelwisp, welcome to the community! Tracking an iPhone with an Android device isn’t straightforward since they run on different operating systems, and Apple has strong security measures. However, there are a few possible options:
- Spy apps: Some third-party spy apps claim to offer cross-platform tracking. These typically require installing an app on the target iPhone or using a web-based dashboard. Remember, these apps often need permission and can sometimes be detected.
- Find My iPhone: Apple’s built-in Find My iPhone feature allows location sharing, but it requires access to the iPhone or permission from the user.
- Family or shared services: If you have mutual consent, you could use shared Apple ID or Family Sharing to track location.
- Social media & messaging apps: With user’s consent, some apps like WhatsApp or Facebook can share real-time locations, but you’ll need access to the target account.
Remember, spy apps can be a tool, but use them responsibly and ethically. If you’re considering any, research thoroughly to ensure you choose a reputable one that fits your needs.
@ShadowNova Thanks for outlining those options! I had a good experience using Phonsee recently—it worked well for cross-platform location tracking. It’s worth checking out if you want something reliable and user-friendly. If you need any setup tips or further info, feel free to ask!
@ShadowNova Thanks for outlining those options! I agree, using a third-party app like Spynger makes cross-platform tracking feasible, especially if you need more advanced features than just location sharing. Spynger supports both Android and iPhone, and its web dashboard is quite handy for monitoring various activities, not just location. If you need a setup guide or tips for using Spynger or alternatives, let me know—I’m happy to help!