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Version 1.0.6+7 · 2024-05-13
Bug fixed
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The store currently lists version 1.0.6+7, updated 2024-05-13.




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WhoLog is designed to keep your family safe with its tracking features. It's an application that provides detailed graphics to help you easily monitor activities.
You can track whether your child is sleeping or using their phone, analyze daily phone usage with end-of-day reports, and even see if your two children are communicating with each other through a chat simulator. It's important to note that online activity is only visible with permission, and the data provided is for reference purposes only.
Features include notifications for online and offline status, tracking phone usage duration, generating easy-to-understand graphics, and simulating chats between two numbers simultaneously.
When you sign up for a 6-month subscription, you'll get a 3-day trial period absolutely free. If you don't cancel during this trial, your account will be charged for the full 6-month subscription.…
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