Tinder Tracking Software

Tinder Spy & Tracker - Start Monitoring Your Teen's Tinder Now

Tinder is popular among tweens and teens for several reasons. The first reason is the simplest interface of the app. No need to provide extensive information about themselves and look for the partners among thousands of users; the app will do all the work for you. So, teens are ready to meet their match in about three minutes.

Tinder also don't show users rejections. If anyone has swiped left, the user won't ever be notified or informed about it. For the majority of teens, Tinder is a perfect opportunity to meet someone without being embarrassed or humiliated.

But, not many parents and teens know the risks associated with Tinder. Find out why Tinder may be dangerous for your child and how to monitor activity on Tinder with the mSpy app.

Spy On Your Kid's Tinder Activity To Protect Them From Dangers

Like any social media app, Tinder unites different people. And all of those use Tinder for different purposes. Some of them want to meet friends; others look for romantic partners; some decide to waste their time on social media network like Tinder.

Although the users may seem friendly, they can be opposed to friendly once the child starts a conversation with them. Look through others possible dangers your child may face on Tinder.

• Child predators - Tweens and teens can only interact with their peers on Tinder. But, it is no secret that users often lie about their age on social media. Thus, Tinder is a perfect platform to connect children who don't suspect the person who chats with them is much older than they think.
• Location exposure - Tinder searches for the match in the area near the user, so everyone can find out where their matches are located. Some of the experienced users can even tell where the child lives, by the profile picture.
• Fake profile pictures - Some users are not ashamed to steal someone's photos and set as their profile picture on Tinder. They can trick a child into texting by pretending to be their classmate. That's how they gain the teen's trust to find their location and even ask for nudes.
• Real-life acquaintance - Tinder is created to help people make friends and meet them in real life. Many teenagers aren't afraid to meet strangers, but they often know little about the person they are going to meet and the location that is chosen for the meeting. Private places and small cafes are not that safe to meet someone for the first time.

As you see, there are many reasons why tweens and teens should stay away from Tinder. As a parent, you need to control and monitor your child's social media use. With the mSpy app, you can supervise many online activities distantly.

Find out how to use the mSpy app to monitor Tinder profile of your child.

Use mSpy To Track Your Teen's Tinder Activity

To start with mSpy, you should purchase a subscription package. It's recommended to select Premium subscription, as it contains Tinder spy. Then, fill in the order form and provide payment. Once the payment processor confirms your payment, you will receive a welcome letter from mSpy.

• Open your welcome letter - Here you can find a link to your Control Panel, where mSpy stores all your recorded logs. The welcome letter also contains your login credentials for the Control Panel. Enter the Panel and make sure you have the target device near you to install the app. If your kid's device is iOS, no installation is needed.
• Install the mSpy app - If your child uses Android, install and set up the app following the guidelines. You can find the guidelines in your Panel right after you logged in. Once installation and setup are complete, you can start monitoring the Tinder activity.
• Check the activity on Tinder distantly - To check what's new in your child's Tinder profile, log in to your Panel. Here, choose Tinder from the list of activities on the left. The latest information will appear on the screen.

If the logs don't update, the device may be disconnected from the Internet. Make sure the connection is reestablished. Then check the Panel for newest activity logs.

Final advice

Once you find out your child uses Tinder a lot, try to talk to them about the dangers of this social media app. Make sure your kid knows about the risks of personal information exposure online.