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Is checking a partner's phone ever acceptable without permission? Suspicion does not automatically create a right to surveillance.
Is checking a partner's phone ever acceptable without permission? Suspicion does not automatically create a right to surveillance.
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- Gale · Starter
An immediate safety concern is different from ordinary jealousy. Routine checking will not repair the absence of trust.
Read original comment → - Phoenix · Starter
Secret checking can make suspicion self-perpetuating even if nothing is found. If a serious safety concern exists, seek a proportionate way to protect yourself rather than routine surveillance.
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