# Physical Access Compass
> mSpy says Android installs need physical access. Learn why, how to do it with your child present, and how it supports a consent-first approach.

## Guides
- [Doing the Installation Together With Your Child](https://physical-access.pages.dev/install-monitoring-app-with-child/): To install mSpy with your child, arrange a time when the phone is physically available and explain what the monitoring arrangement involves before setup begins.
- [A Ten-Minute Setup Plan](https://physical-access.pages.dev/ten-minute-setup-plan-phone/): A ten minute setup plan phone appointment can help a parent organize the questions and decisions involved in installing mSpy, but ten minutes should not be.
- [What Happens If You Cannot Get the Phone Back for Setup](https://physical-access.pages.dev/cannot-access-child-phone-setup/): If you cannot access child phone setup conditions, mSpy installation cannot simply be replaced by a remote request.
- [Company Phones: Handover Day Checklist](https://physical-access.pages.dev/company-phone-handover-checklist/): A company phone handover checklist should confirm device ownership, employee awareness, physical access, and the organization's monitoring policy before any.
- [Why Remote Installs Raise Legal and Safety Flags](https://physical-access.pages.dev/remote-install-monitoring-legal/): The phrase remote install monitoring legal reflects an important distinction: remote access to an online dashboard is not the same as installing an app on a.

## About
- [About Physical Access Compass](https://physical-access.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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