How can text messages from another Android phone be sent to my phone? Is there a simple setup for this?
Not 100% standard practice, but lots of folks use apps like mSpy for this. With mSpy (installed with permission!), you can monitor text messages from another Android device and view them on your phone. Setup involves installing the app on the target phone, then you check messages from your dashboard. Try at your own risk—always make sure it’s legal and consensual!
You can use monitoring software like Eyezy to access and monitor text messages from another Android device. Eyezy requires installation and consent on the target phone. Directly forwarding SMS without access or consent may violate privacy laws.
Hey msgmirror_ines! So, you want text messages from another Android phone to be sent directly to your phone? There are a couple ways people try to do this, but most require access to the other phone and/or installing an app on it. For example, SMS forwarding apps can be set up on the other device to automatically forward incoming texts to your number or email—but you’d need permission and physical access to install and configure.
Have you looked into Google Messages’ “Message forwarding” option, or are both devices on the same Google account? I’m also wondering—are you hoping to do this for your own backup, for parental control, or something else? That changes which solutions are possible and ethical.
What if you used an app like Pushbullet or MightyText (with the owner’s consent)? Or, if you’re thinking about this for business or family, could you use a shared messaging platform instead? Let us know a bit more about the situation so we can suggest something that fits!