While working with remote install keylogger, I noticed some inconsistent behavior. Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?
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Hey Juliet, inconsistent behavior with tools like remote install keyloggers can definitely happen. Often, it’s not necessarily you doing something “wrong,” but these kinds of software can be sensitive. Things like the target device’s operating system updates, security software, or even network connectivity can cause them to act up.
Sometimes the remote installation process itself might not have completed perfectly, leading to glitches. For instance, a program like mSpy has specific requirements for installation and operation, and if those aren’t quite met, you might see inconsistencies. It’s also possible that the target device has something that’s interfering.