# Email Monitoring Guide
> Sent and received email can reveal scams and unknown senders. Learn what mSpy's email monitoring shows and how to set family email rules.

## Guides
- [First Email Account: Setup Rules for Children](https://email-monitoring.pages.dev/first-email-account-for-kids/): A first email account for kids should come with clear rules about passwords, personal information, trusted contacts, suspicious messages, and when to ask an.
- [Phishing Emails Kids Fall For](https://email-monitoring.pages.dev/phishing-emails-children/): Phishing emails children encounter often imitate familiar organizations, offer attractive rewards, or create pressure to reveal personal information.
- [Teaching Kids to Spot a Fake Sender](https://email-monitoring.pages.dev/spot-fake-email-sender-kids/): To spot fake email sender kids need a repeatable method: inspect the full sender address, question unexpected requests, and verify the message through a.
- [School Email and Personal Email: Keeping Them Separate](https://email-monitoring.pages.dev/separate-school-and-personal-email/): Keeping school and personal email separate helps children recognize which messages need attention, protect school-related information, and avoid mixing.
- [Reviewing Email Together: A Parent-Teen Routine](https://email-monitoring.pages.dev/parent-teen-email-review-routine/): A parent teen email review routine works best when parents and teenagers agree on a predictable schedule, specific safety concerns, and clear privacy.

## About
- [About Email Monitoring Guide](https://email-monitoring.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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