Frequently asked questions

GCMOB is an advanced mobile tracking and monitoring solution designed to help users keep track of smartphones or monitor the activities of authorized devices. It works by installing a lightweight application on the target device, which then records and transmits essential data such as call logs, messages, GPS location, social media activity, and app usage.

The legality of GCMOB depends on how it is used. In most jurisdictions, it is legal to use monitoring software on devices you own or have explicit consent to monitor. For example, parents can use GCMOB to track their children’s activities for safety purposes, and businesses can use it to monitor company-owned devices used by employees.

To install GCMOB, you need physical access to the target device for a few minutes. First, download the GCMOB application from the official website or app store. Next, follow the on-screen instructions to install the app and grant the necessary permissions for it to function correctly.

GCMOB provides a comprehensive suite of monitoring features to help users track and secure their devices. Some of the key features include:

• Call and SMS Monitoring: View incoming and outgoing calls, along with text messages.
• GPS Location Tracking: Track the real-time location of the device and view location history.
• Social Media Monitoring: Monitor popular messaging apps like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and Snapchat.
• Browsing History Tracking: See websites visited on the target device.
• App Usage Monitoring: Get insights into which apps are used and for how long.
• Keylogger Functionality: Capture keystrokes typed on the device for security and monitoring purposes.
• Geofencing Alerts: Set up safe zones and receive notifications if the device enters or leaves these areas.

GCMOB is designed to run discreetly in the background without alerting the user. Once installed, it does not display a visible app icon or notifications, ensuring that the monitoring remains unobtrusive.

However, ethical use of monitoring software requires transparency. If you are using GCMOB to track an employee or another person, it is recommended to inform them and obtain their consent where required by law. For parental control purposes, children may or may not be aware of the app, depending on how parents choose to use it.

Monitoring an iPhone with GCMOB depends on the device’s security settings. Due to Apple’s strict privacy policies, most tracking apps require the device to be jailbroken before full monitoring capabilities can be used. However, some features, such as iCloud-based monitoring, may work without jailbreaking.

For iCloud-based monitoring, you will need the target device’s Apple ID and password. This method allows access to location history, contacts, messages, and some app data without physically installing the software. If you require advanced features such as call recording or live GPS tracking, jailbreaking may be necessary, though it is not recommended due to security risks.

GCMOB prioritizes user privacy and security by implementing encryption protocols to protect the data collected from monitored devices. All data transmissions between the target device and the online dashboard are encrypted to prevent unauthorized access.

Additionally, access to the monitoring dashboard requires authentication, ensuring that only authorized users can view the collected data. To enhance security, users are encouraged to set strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) if available. GCMOB does not share, sell, or misuse user data under any circumstances.

Yes, GCMOB allows users to monitor multiple devices under a single account, making it a convenient solution for parents, businesses, or individuals managing multiple phones. The number of devices you can track depends on the subscription plan you choose.

To add a new device, simply install the GCMOB app on the additional phone and link it to your account. Once connected, all monitored devices will appear in your online dashboard, where you can view and manage data separately for each one. If you need to upgrade your plan to monitor more devices, you can do so from your account settings.