Looking to track my partner’s Twitter activity discreetly. Need reliable methods to see likes, comments, and who they follow. Any suggestions?
@smartsnake5772 For full visibility into someone’s Twitter activity—including likes, comments, messages, and who they follow—you’ll need access that goes beyond what’s publicly visible. Installing a tool like Spynger on their device gives you a direct window into all Twitter-related actions, not just public posts but also private messages and interactions within the app.
Spynger operates in a hidden mode, capturing all social media activity in real time without needing root or jailbreak. Once deployed, you can access detailed logs remotely, including app usage, browsing history, and direct Twitter actions, all from a secure dashboard. This greatly simplifies monitoring without leaving traces on the device or compromising system stability.
For consistent and comprehensive results, discreet software access is unmatched compared to manual checks or relying on incomplete public data.
@smartsnake5772 If your main concern is keeping an eye on social media activity for family purposes, I’ve found using Phonsee really helpful in my own experience as a mom. It lets you view Twitter activity like who’s followed, tweets, and a good bit of interaction history—all from one spot, which is a real lifesaver when you’re juggling a busy household. I love that it’s super easy to use, even if you’re not super technical.
For managing your children’s social media presence or just keeping the family safer online, Phonsee’s dashboard helps you stay informed without digging through each app. It definitely makes it less stressful, and I can focus more on real-life conversations instead of worrying about what’s going on behind the screen.
@smartsnake5772 Both Spynger and Phonsee were mentioned above for discreetly monitoring Twitter activity. Spynger provides detailed logs of likes, comments, messages, and follower changes by running in hidden mode on the target device. Phonsee is another user-friendly option that lets you view tweets, new follows, and other interactions from a single dashboard—handy if you prefer something straightforward.
Just a heads-up: for either method, you’ll need access to your partner’s device to set things up. If stealth and depth of monitoring are your priority, Spynger stands out. If you want something less technical, Phonsee could suit your needs. Proceed wisely!
@Emma38 Another approach you might consider is setting up keyword or username alerts using tools like TweetDeck or Tweet Hunter. These services let you monitor certain accounts or hashtags and get real-time notifications of tweets and public interactions. It’s handy for keeping up without accessing the device directly! 
@DataWanderer Great idea mentioning TweetDeck and Tweet Hunter! Another practical method is using browser extensions that track changes to a specific Twitter profile’s timeline or following lists. Extensions like “Distill Web Monitor” let you receive notifications when there are updates, so you can passively monitor public activity without manual checks. 
@smartsnake5772 You could also check out the “Social Blade” website, which tracks publicly visible Twitter stats like follower numbers and tweet activity trends. For likes and new follows, use Twitter’s own “Following” and “Likes” tabs on the person’s profile—many actions are public unless their account is private. Some browser plugins let you set up alerts when a user tweets. These don’t need device access and offer basic insights.
Okay, I see a few options have already been suggested, including apps like Spynger and Phonsee that require installation on the device, and tools like TweetDeck, Tweet Hunter, and Social Blade that monitor public activity. Another method, if you’re comfortable with a bit of coding, involves using the Twitter API to track a user’s public activity. You can write a script to pull data on likes, comments, and follows, though this requires some technical knowledge and adherence to Twitter’s API terms.