Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I assume you paid for the phone and you pay for the service on the phone. The phone is your property.
You should have full access and all passwords. So get them and check the phone.
An open confrontation to try to get the password will be worse. I am trying to keep her safe without making the situation worse.
No you’re trying to avoid being a good parent, this is part of the job.
I have been advised by her therapist to avoid confrontation, there is a real fear that she could run away. Please be kind
Id look for a second opinion
The authoritarian parent to the rescue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I assume you paid for the phone and you pay for the service on the phone. The phone is your property.
You should have full access and all passwords. So get them and check the phone.
An open confrontation to try to get the password will be worse. I am trying to keep her safe without making the situation worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I assume you paid for the phone and you pay for the service on the phone. The phone is your property.
You should have full access and all passwords. So get them and check the phone.
An open confrontation to try to get the password will be worse. I am trying to keep her safe without making the situation worse.
No you’re trying to avoid being a good parent, this is part of the job.
I have been advised by her therapist to avoid confrontation, there is a real fear that she could run away. Please be kind
Id look for a second opinion
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I assume you paid for the phone and you pay for the service on the phone. The phone is your property.
You should have full access and all passwords. So get them and check the phone.
An open confrontation to try to get the password will be worse. I am trying to keep her safe without making the situation worse.
No you’re trying to avoid being a good parent, this is part of the job.
I have been advised by her therapist to avoid confrontation, there is a real fear that she could run away. Please be kind
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I assume you paid for the phone and you pay for the service on the phone. The phone is your property.
You should have full access and all passwords. So get them and check the phone.
An open confrontation to try to get the password will be worse. I am trying to keep her safe without making the situation worse.
No you’re trying to avoid being a good parent, this is part of the job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I assume you paid for the phone and you pay for the service on the phone. The phone is your property.
You should have full access and all passwords. So get them and check the phone.
An open confrontation to try to get the password will be worse. I am trying to keep her safe without making the situation worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you know her Apple ID user name and password?
I know her Apple ID but not her password
Anonymous wrote:I assume you paid for the phone and you pay for the service on the phone. The phone is your property.
You should have full access and all passwords. So get them and check the phone.
Anonymous wrote:Do you know her Apple ID user name and password?