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Can I Install SPYERA With One SIM and Then Switch SIM Cards?
Yes. You can install SPYERA using one SIM card and later switch to a different SIM without any problem. Any SIM card…
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Do I Need an iCloud Account to Install SPYERA?
No — you do not need an iCloud account to install SPYERA. Unlike many competitors, SPYERA is not based on iCloud, so…
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Does a Factory Reset, Format, or Update Remove SPYERA?
SPYERA is installed like any other app on the target device — so if the software or operating system is wiped or…
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How to Disable Device Security (McAfee) on Samsung Galaxy (Android 7, 8, 9)
Samsung’s built-in Device security is an unauthorized-app scanner powered by McAfee that comes pre-installed on many Samsung Galaxy phones running Android 7,…
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How to Install SPYERA on the Target Device
SPYERA is installed directly on the target device — the phone, tablet, or computer you want to monitor. You never install anything…
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How to Move SPYERA From One Phone to Another
With an active SPYERA subscription you can move the software from one device to another as many times as you like. Moving…
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How to Uninstall and Deactivate SPYERA
You can uninstall or deactivate SPYERA at any time, either directly on the target device or remotely from your web account dashboard.…
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Is SPYERA Detected by Antivirus Software?
No — SPYERA is designed to run undetected by antivirus and mobile security apps. Its methods and algorithms are updated daily to…
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SPYERA Installation Issues and How to Fix Them
SPYERA is one of the easiest apps to install in its category, but skipping or misconfiguring a single step can still cause…
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What Are the A, B, and C Running Modes on Android?
On Android, SPYERA runs in one of three modes — A, B, or C — depending on whether the target device is…
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What Is Jailbreak, and How Do You Jailbreak an iPhone?
Jailbreaking is a process for iPhone and iPad devices that removes Apple’s software restrictions, letting you install apps, extensions, and themes that…
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What Is Root on Android and How to Root a Device?
Rooting gives you privileged control — known as root access — over the deeper subsystems of a device running the Android operating…