Can Your Parents Get Online And Read The Text Messages You Send Off Your Phone?

No, it is illegal, no matter what, even if its  your child's phone, it is an invasion of privacy, any site or any other product said to make it possible is just something a Stalker made, to be able to read txt messages sent from another persons phone requires a warrant, and police must take the phone and use their software to pull that information

In my own experience.. You can only mainly see the number of who it was sent to and time and date.. But it shows all msgs.. But you cannot fully read out what the msgs are..

From what I've heard if you have verizon wireless ... Then your parents can see the name and number of the person you texted also the time you texted them at. Its apparently illegal to read the full text message. But I don't know this for sure.

You guys, the person who said their parent can see them, has VERIZON, it is not against the law, and kids under 18 have NO Privacy rights, look into the law. You can get printouts from AT&T and VERIZON does let the master phone have access to all texts. Sprint does not.

Wow...either parents really don't trust us anymore...we are just really DUMB...or privacy is hella over rated...?

Yes they can I gt in trouble the other day an my dad is one step closer to find out how

I have an at&t phone and I'm scared my parents can read my text messages online can they? HELP HELP PLEASE!

I have a sprint phone and I want to know if my dad can read my messages online?

Yea especially if they are paying the bill, so be careful what you text!

I have verizon wireless and if your parents have the master phone in the plan they can even read them on their phone and the internet if they wanted to

I heard that they can only see the date and time the text was sent or received

I hope not

Wow...either parents really don't trust us anymore...we are Just really DUMB...or privacy is hella over rated...?

I really don't think they can check them online. They can request one from the store but don't they have to have a probable cause? I know I spelled that wrong lol (: