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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Sprint PCS / March 2007Text Messaging
I have searched and searched and am unable to find and answer to my question. I have multiple phones on my account and would like to be able to monitor the text messages being sent to and received to a particular phone on my account. Is there a way this can be done? >I have searched and searched and am unable to find and answer to my > question. I have multiple phones on my account and would like to be > able to monitor the text messages being sent to and received to a > particular phone on my account. Is there a way this can be done? No.  SignatureJohn Richards > I have searched and searched and am unable to find and answer to my > question. I have multiple phones on my account and would like to be > able to monitor the text messages being sent to and received to a > particular phone on my account. Is there a way this can be done? You can't monitor the content of the messages but you can keep track of the number of messages being sent by checking your usage via the Sprint website. Why not just ask the person who has the phone.. Simple >> able to monitor the text messages being sent to and received to a > particular phone on my account. Is there a way this can be done? > Why not just ask the person who has the phone.. > Simple [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > - Show quoted text - That would defeat my purpose...it's a security concern for a child. If they know I am looking then I would not find what I am looking for. Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child sues you. >> Why not just ask the person who has the phone.. >> Simple [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > That would defeat my purpose...it's a security concern for a child. > If they know I am looking then I would not find what I am looking for. Parents who "intrude" on a minor child are being good parents, unlike the recent 'hands-off' generation that is producing mostly self-indulgent juvenile delinquents. If the OP was suspecting his child of being a dope dealer, would you not want some intervention? John Richards "justin lee" <thisjustin@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:diBJh.12274$tD2.4620@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net... > Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child sues > you. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> That would defeat my purpose...it's a security concern for a child. >> If they know I am looking then I would not find what I am looking for. If by "dope," you mean marajuana, then I vote for law change, not child change. I am a parent, and I am very hands-on--- I am a stay-at-home father. My son is no delinquent, and neither was I. I guess the physical and mental punishments of my youth had more to do with power-tripping parents, than my need to be disciplined. > Parents who "intrude" on a minor child are being good parents, > unlike the recent 'hands-off' generation that is producing mostly [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >>> That would defeat my purpose...it's a security concern for a child. >>> If they know I am looking then I would not find what I am looking for. > Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child > sues you. Spoken like a child, rather than the parent of one! ;-) SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com How true that is the teencagers boopers ect and the male losers who think doing anything illegal is COOL becuse my friends do it WHARE ARE THE PARENTS? my kids when brought in to this world will be raised the old way with disapline if need be thant means rules grounding loss of the car and a good spanking if need be untill the kids relise IAM the parent they are the child and i make the rules . -- AL'S COMPUTERS > > Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child > > sues you. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > -- > Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com When I was young, back in the 1990s, we could not afford a car, or a computer, or cable, or (sometimes) a phone. Before text messages and IMs, there were hand-written notes. I spent months grounded to MY BED over the otherwise benign contents of these archaic pieces of paper. (What do you take away when the kid already has none of the things other kids have? You take away the floor.) I was raised "the old way," and it took years of adulthood to cope with normal society. Thanks to people like you. No, really--- thanks. > How true that is the teencagers boopers ect and the male losers who think > doing anything illegal is COOL becuse my friends do it WHARE ARE THE [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> -- >> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com Disapline with a firm but solid hand is the way to teach kids they are the kids and we are the parents and we make the rules as long as you live under oure roofs. PEROD. if you dont like it hit the streets and see how tough you really are. -- AL'S COMPUTERS > When I was young, back in the 1990s, we could not afford a car, or a > computer, or cable, or (sometimes) a phone. Before text messages and IMs, [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >> -- > >> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > When I was young, back in the 1990s, No offense, my friend, but if you were "young back in the 90's" then you're still young! >> When I was young, back in the 1990s, > > No offense, my friend, but if you were "young back in the 90's" then > you're still young! As someone who was young in the 40's and 50's, I tend to agree. SignatureJohn Richards >>> When I was young, back in the 1990s, >> >> No offense, my friend, but if you were "young back in the 90's" then >> you're still young! > > As someone who was young in the 40's and 50's, I tend to agree. Yep SignatureTed I wasn't born in Texas but I got back here as soon as I could (Don't forget to take out the trash) No one can make you feel inferior without your consent, but you'd be a fool to withhold that from your superiors. I am the oldest of five, so I have parents, but I am also a proud parent myself. So I guess it was spoken as a parent, after all. >> Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child >> sues you. > > Spoken like a child, rather than the parent of one! ;-) > Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child sues > you.<mann...@gmail.com> wrote in message LOL...spoken like I true kid...first of all I bought the phone...I pay the bill....and I'm the Daddy. LOL...spoken like A (correction)Not I true kid...first of all I bought the phone...I pay > the bill....and I'm the Daddy. -- AL'S COMPUTERS > > Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child sues > > you.<mann...@gmail.com> wrote in message > > LOL...spoken like I true kid...first of all I bought the phone...I pay > the bill....and I'm the Daddy. Ego tripper. Abusive ego tripper. >> Parents who intrude are abusive. I hope you get caught and your child >> sues >> you.<mann...@gmail.com> wrote in message > > LOL...spoken like I true kid...first of all I bought the phone...I pay > the bill....and I'm the Daddy. It is called "trust." do everything on the "up and up." >> Why not just ask the person who has the phone.. >> Simple [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > That would defeat my purpose...it's a security concern for a child. > If they know I am looking then I would not find what I am looking for. > It is called "trust." do everything on the "up and up." In the immortal words of Ronald Reagan, "trust, ...but verify." I grew up in the 80s and 90s, so Reagan's policies are not exactly my favorite. He may have been great at what he did, but he did not leave his conservative message in the most capable hands. >> It is called "trust." do everything on the "up and up." > > In the immortal words of Ronald Reagan, "trust, ...but verify." I assume that if you are suspecious, they must be some reason. Instead of trying to catch them doing something, block text messaging and tell your kid that you do not trust them to use it responsibly. >> Why not just ask the person who has the phone.. >> Simple [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > That would defeat my purpose...it's a security concern for a child. > If they know I am looking then I would not find what I am looking for. |
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