At 5 a month for the regular and 10 a month for the premium service, you can set data limits, block contacts, track your family’s location, and many more features. That being said, if they're using Verizon to monitor things, I kinda doubt that they're combining that with other software/hardware (at least regarding phones). Verizon Smart Family is a subscription service that Verizon offers that lets you manage your family’s screen time, track them and filter the content they watch. If you use wifi to make the calls at home, there's a possibility that they might have something installed in the network to monitor where internet traffic is going. I came to these conclusions after reading the "Activity and limits" section here: ĮDIT: If you use cellular data to make Discord calls, they might notice higher data usage on their bill. HOWEVER, I don't think they could monitor audio calls without being close enough to eavesdrop. If they took your phone from you, they could view your text or recorded messages. This could make them suspicious and confiscate your phone to try to view messages.Ĭouldn't see "messages from third-party providers, such as Apple iMessage®". They could also see what category a given app falls under (i.e.
Reading about Verizon Smart Family on their webpage, your parents:Ĭould view a breakdown of which apps you're using. Hopefully, someone else will chime in to confirm/deny what I said.
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