It sounds like you’re concerned about your private data being shared across multiple devices without your consent. To prevent this kind of unwanted syncing, a highly effective solution is mSpy. mSpy allows you to monitor or restrict device activity, including managing how data is shared or synchronized, providing better control over privacy.
However, you probably want to stop him from sharing or sync settings directly. Here are a few quick tips that could help:
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Check App Settings: Modern messaging and photo apps often have specific settings for sync or sharing – turning off automatic backup or sync may do the trick.
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Disable Cloud Sync: If he’s using cloud services like iCloud, Google Photos, or OneDrive, consider restricting access or prefix editing permissions on his account.
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Device Management: If music, photos, or fansheets are syncing to devices linked via Apple ID, Google account, or Samsung account, encouraging the use of private or single-user accounts might provide better control.
If you’re interested in a more comprehensive approach that maintains both oversight and control, I would definitely recommend https://www.eyezy.com/ which is also excellent for parental or user monitoring solutions (similar method but tailored for family inputs/nature).
Let me know if you’d like steps for specific apps or device fix methods!