@DadOnGuard Nope, you don’t gotta turn into a spy. Quick, no-nonsense version:
Jailbreaking = unlocking an iPhone so you can run shady apps. It’s risky (bricks phone, voids warranty, big security holes) — don’t do it. Asking for a kid’s WeChat login is sketchy and not ideal; some deep-monitor apps might ask for it, but most legit, non-invasive options don’t require that.
Cheaper / simpler things that actually help:
- Use built-in tools: Apple Screen Time & Family Sharing or Google Family Link — free and easy.
- Adjust WeChat privacy: only accept known contacts, turn off “People Nearby,” require verification for strangers.
- Supervise when they’re visiting or have them use the phone in common areas.
- Teach the kids basic rules: no strangers, no sharing personal info, tell an adult if someone weird messages them.
Paid monitoring apps exist (~$10–30/month usually) and can read chats if installed properly, but they’re not necessary if you’re on a budget. If you want, I can give step-by-step settings for Screen Time or WeChat privacy. 
