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All good points in response, I hadn't thought this through. - You need to be able to unlock their device without their knowledge to view the DNS logs. - There

All good points in response, I hadn't thought this through. - You need to be able to unlock their device without their knowledge to view the DNS logs. - Therefore you know their PIN or have your fingerprint loaded (as I do on my partner's phone and vice versa). - Therefore you can just install [any other tracking malware] and hide the icon in a folder somewhere. And now you don't have a VPN icon in the toolbar. But does [any other tracking malware] actually exist for iOS?

m45t3r 8y ago
> But does [any other tracking malware] actually exist for iOS? Much easier would be to install a router with OpenWRT, set a DNS server (that your DHCP points to) and look at the logs. Or even running Wireshark in your own network should do the trick. As long the DNS requests are not encrypt, you should got the information you want.