7 Phone Apps You Don’t Want Your Boyfriend To Have

October 27th, 2011 - By jaebi

"Wondering if He's Cheating"

For better or worse, cell phone technology continues to drastically change the way we do things and dating is far from immune. It used to be a guy got your number, then had to make that first nervous call to ask for a date. Now you’re more likely to trade a few text messages before a meet up.

And just as you’ve suspected, mobile technology makes it easier for men to play the game and really get over. When it comes to guys managing multiple women, phones really are smart. It was an inevitable development. Years ago your average player owned a small stack of paper, bound with glue, called a black book. While it allowed men to record details on his sexual exploits, it was an extraneous accessory that anyone could be privy to with a glance.

Then came the modern smartphone. A veritable database of contacts where a player can keep all your contact info, notes, pictures, along with a list of who you know thanks to social networks. Since its main function is for calling, having a smartphone doesn’t raise any red flags.

But any guy who’s got caught out there knows that smartphones aren’t perfect. You may not qualify yourself a tech-wizard, but you know how to track down information when you suspect something’s amiss. Between the long call logs, text messages, email and photos on a phone, smartphones can be incredibly incriminating.

But there’s an app for that. Actually, there are several. Read on for 7 apps you don’t want you boyfriend to have.

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  • Halli620

    I bet just as many girls as guys use things like these. But, how about use normal gut instinct to decide whether your man is trustworthy, rather than searching his phone for apps like these like a paranoid jealous freak.

  • Kommentor

    Be serious?! You take it for granted and suggest it’s perfectly ok that a nosy I’m-always-right-because-I’m-a-girl-bloke sticks her fingers into someone else’s private data, whatever they may be AND DARE TO RANT ABOUT INFIDELITY?!?

    Spying after someone is even more evil and infidel and places the spy on an even even lower morale level than the guy who “cheated”. She who finds out to be cheated on deserves perfectly what she finds when betraying her S/O in such way. Yes, it’s betrayal! The result doesn’t justify the means.

    And she should face the fact that there’s a reason why he’s cheating. Maybe because she can’t be trusted either.

    I wonder what you’d say if the male guy spies out his g/f’s phone in exact the same way to find out whether she’s cheating. I bet you’ll be upset beyond belief. Get it. Fair dos.

    Crap of the month, altogether.

  • http://www.facebook.com/HoraceSapien Horace Nelson

    LOL. The author said “walah,” instead of “voila”. Super ghetto.

  • Nada

     Why hang with someone you don’t trust and feel you have to snoop on anyway? Paranoid lamers all.

  • Harrybcross

    I agree with everything written here about modern phone technology and it’s use to be able to cheat. But for every woman a man cheats on there is a woman who is also cheating. This is not a “man as usual cheating on woman” thing. Surely women have advanced beyond this stance? Think about it. It makes women the victims all over again. Get smart, get connected, get hip and if he cheats on you and you are being true to him then DUMP him. Oh, and guys? Do the SAME!

  • Harrybcross

    I agree with everything written here about modern phone technology and it’s use to be able to cheat. But for every woman a man cheats on there is a woman who is also cheating. This is not a “man as usual cheating on woman” thing. Surely women have advanced beyond this stance? Think about it. It makes women the victims all over again. Get smart, get connected, get hip and if he cheats on you and you are being true to him then DUMP him. Oh, and guys? Do the SAME!

  • Mikerrr

    “he sends a text message pass code to the phone and “walah”, all of the illicit details get erased”

    That’s “voila.” Not walah.

  • M Ameransari

    this probably helped the guys more then the girls ;p

  • http://www.jordansretro2012.com/ Suzann

    totally agree! I think its going to be more difficult than I thought!

  • http://www.jordansretro2012.com/ Suzann

    Lot of great tips!!! Lots of food for thought!!! very encouraging!!!

  • gogu

    fastest way to the door is to touch my phone.
    what I do or not do in my me time is my own business.
    and mind you I couldn’t care less what she does either.

  • Kre8gate

    Are you serious? You typed  “walah” when you mean voila? You could have said, “presto” or “bingo” or any number of other words that are simpler to understand and spell. Please don’t use words you are unfamiliar with. 

  • http://www.socialcubix.com/services/facebook/application-development Facebook Applications

    Boys should have no issues over this man .

  • Dababa

    This article is for insecure women and is feeding even more paranoia to their problem.
    Just like cosmo, it’s ruining the image of guys out there. I guarantee you 60% of men don’t cheat, but it’s unfortunate that the cheaters get all the attention.

  • Spell Check Police

    Under “Fox Private Message,” the word is spelled “voila” or “voilà,” not “walah.”

    -1 Internets for you, spell-check FAIL.

  • Gobstar

    Its kinda sad that people find themselves in a relationship where they don’t trust the other person. Nobody should ever put themselves in a situation where they feel so pathetic that they have to check their husband/wife’s phone. If a person distrust their partner, what’s the point being with them?

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