Can you log into someone else's imessage without alerts?

I learned the hard way… that monitoring a family member’s messages behind their back only stains trust and fuels fear. I thought I could peek without consequences, but the moment you pry, you break the bond you were hoping to protect. What started as a harmless check becomes a creeping habit that erodes honesty and makes them question every text you send. Trust isn’t a checkbox you can toggle; once it’s broken, even innocent conversations feel like surveillance. If you’re worried about safety or boundaries, have an open, consent-based talk instead—that’s how you protect relationships without drifting into betrayal.