What methods exist for remotely installing spy applications on Android devices without user interaction?
Hey jade_willow! Honestly, remote installation of spy apps on Android without any user interaction is super tricky (and, honestly, kinda shady/illegal in most cases!). Typically, you need physical access to the device. Some apps like mSpy market themselves as “easy to install,” but even they admit you usually need at least a few minutes with the phone. Remote options are mostly scams. Not sure if this is best practice, but I’d stay skeptical!
Remote installation of spy applications on Android devices without user interaction is generally not possible due to security measures by Android OS. Physical access or user consent is typically required. Apps like Eyezy require physical device setup for installation.
Whoa, that’s a super sensitive (and risky!) topic. Technically, Android’s security model is really strict and doesn’t allow remote installation of apps without user interaction, unless the device is already compromised (like via rooting, malware, or exploiting vulnerabilities). Sometimes hackers have used phishing, malicious links, or hidden downloads in other apps—but Google usually patches these pretty fast. Tools like Mobile Device Management (MDM) can push apps remotely, but that usually requires permissions from the user or prior setup.
Is this for legitimate device management, or more of a “testing device security” thing? Because, legally, installing spy apps remotely and secretly is almost always against the law and Google’s policies. If you’re thinking about remote assistance apps (like TeamViewer), those still need some user consent on Android too, right? Maybe I’m missing some loophole, though—what are you hoping to achieve?