Can my parents see the verizon pictures ive sent?

Question

just wanted to see if there is any possible way that my parents could see the actual pictures that ive sent and recieved. btw i have verizon

Answer 1

No; pictures are not routinely placed on a customer's bill.  Theoretically, they COULD be retrieved from a company's servers, but that's the sort of thing that's done pursuant to a court order, rather than because mommy and daddy think that junior is sending naughty pictures.

Answer 2

Yea.

If you parents are the controllers of the bills I'm not sure exactly but I think they can get in touch with verizon and read your texts/see pictures/find out who you call. etc.

Answer 3

they can onlyif they pay for detailed billing which shows everything like txt, im, and pic almost every carrier has this now

Answer 4

Bob while your parents can view the time, date and number to the message your texting and receiving texts from there is no way for them to see the actual picture UNLESS you send it to them in error.

Or you leave it on your phone!!!

If your parents are nosy and your phone is left out .. they are gonna snoop ALL parents do!

However it is against FCC regulations for ANY provider to give out details over the phone such as what was contained in the message .. a court order would have to be provided for that kind of information.

Dont belive anyone on here when they say they can see the details they are incorrect!

You can call your carrier if you want to verifiy this information is correct.

Remember to delete the messages and pictures that would upset your parents ..... so you dont get in trouble!

Answer 5

It is possible, of course.

Sometimes they do it automatically, where as other companies will only do it at the request of whoever the bill is sent to.

What you can do is find last month's bill and just look through it.

Most just have the total amount due and nothing else.

If you can't find it, make up something like "I wanted to send a photo to your phone but it didn't go through. Do you think that when the bill comes, the photo will be on the bill?"