What does Ever Accountable share on iOS?

Ever Accountable is the ideal tool for staying accountable on iOS. On iPhone/iPad, Ever Accountable can share activity in a few different ways depending on how the device is configured.

1) Activity shared while Screen Broadcasting is active

When Screen Broadcasting is running, Ever Accountable can share accountability activity across apps, including screenshots and alerts for concerning content.

This is the method Apple requires in order to monitor activity inside apps on iOS.

2) Standard App Locking (more convenient)

With Standard App Locking, you choose up to ~50 higher-risk apps to monitor. Everything else stays accessible normally, without constant locking.

Only the apps you select will be monitored (and they still require broadcasting for in-app monitoring).

For more information and setup instructions, please visit:

https://support.everaccountable.com/hc/en-us/articles/46897246769947-How-to-Set-Up-Standard-App-Locking-Balanced-Protection-Mode 

3) Strict App Locking (more protection)

With Strict App Locking, apps are locked by default, and unlocking apps through Ever Accountable starts Screen Broadcasting so activity can be monitored.

Apple also enforces a 50-app whitelist limit in this mode.

For more information and setup instructions, please visit: 

https://support.everaccountable.com/hc/en-us/articles/46894431515547-How-to-Set-Up-Strict-App-Locking-Maximum-Protection-Mode 

4) Whitelisted app usage (shown in Weekly Check-In)

Apps that are whitelisted are not monitored in real time unless broadcasting is active.

Instead, whitelisted apps are shown inside the Weekly Check-In report, which includes:

• Which whitelisted apps were used

• How much time was spent in each whitelisted app

Whitelisted apps do not include screenshots unless they were used while broadcasting was active.
 

Safari (important exception)

Safari is monitored through the Ever Accountable Safari Extension. As long as the Safari extension is installed correctly, Safari activity can still be monitored without needing Screen Broadcasting.