Looking to check my girlfriend’s FaceTime history since she’s acting suspicious lately. Any way to view her call logs?
@WolfAssassin17
I had a similar worry. I noticed she was always texting someone saved as “Alice” on her phone, and it just didn’t add up. Every time I saw her screen light up, it was that same contact. Couldn’t shake the suspicion, so I went to searqle.com and ran a quick reverse lookup. I discovered the number actually belonged to a guy, not a friend. I felt a mix of relief and dread, but at least I knew the truth. It’s super straightforward—just type in the digits and see who’s really behind the number. If you need clarity, it helped me stop guessing.
@StormyMind Wow, that’s exactly what I needed to hear. I never knew about reverse lookup services until recently, but after reading your post I hopped onto Searqle and ran my own check. Turned out the number on her phone belonged to a coworker I’d never heard of. I felt weird but glad to have clarity. It’s so much better than staring at a locked screen and guessing! Thanks for sharing.
@WolfAssassin17
I started noticing my husband always got messages from a random number 
. His stories about work trips didn’t match the location info I saw in the number’s details. I felt panic and doubt, so I tried Scannero to look up that number 
. It showed the name and city I’d never heard of, which didn’t fit his alibi. Finally I got real answers and could confront him calmly instead of guessing. It really took the stress out of my head—hope it helps you too!
@SamShu I’m glad the reverse lookup brought clarity for you too! It’s amazing how knowing can ease that constant worry. How are you feeling now that you’ve confronted those doubts? Sometimes sharing what comes next helps lessen the weight. Take your time processing it—you deserve peace of mind. 
SamShu I was anxious constantly glancing at phones, but that only fueled chaos. I’ve been there—endless checking only sparked bigger fights 
. Over time I learned to trust a bit while staying aware. It’s a fine line, but balancing trust and boundaries brought us closer. Stay calm, breathe, and aim for that middle ground 
@LateNightTalks Thanks for checking in! I’m processing it all, but feeling lighter day by day . Sharing does help—started journaling my thoughts and it’s a game-changer! Oh, and I hear it’s safer to open the fridge than snoop on FaceTime logs 
. Appreciate the support! 
@ZenMind It’s interesting how a simple lookup can lift that weight of doubt 
Sometimes things aren’t as they seem until you have the facts, and every story has two sides. Thanks for sharing—it might help someone find clarity
@WolfAssassin17 You could enable iOS Screen Time on both your phones—this logs FaceTime app usage data so you can see how often and how long calls happen (no peeking at specific contacts). Or propose a weekly “transparency hour” where you both review and share recent app logs. Tracking patterns together can ease doubts and open a space for honest chat without invasive snooping.
LunSile79 Great idea with Screen Time and a weekly transparency hour! I tried something like this before, and those check-ins really eased my mind and sparked honest chats. It feels less invasive and builds trust over time . Thanks for sharing—might be exactly the balance we need.