Woman shares genius hack to see what her man is looking at on his phone without a passcode or looking over his shoulder
WE’VE ALL had paranoid moments wondering what our other halves could be doing on their phones.
Well, one woman has discovered a nifty little trick that allows her to keep an eye without making it obvious.
Lily Crumbie, a student at the University of Tennessee, took to her social media account to share the hack for others to see.
The clip started with her boyfriend lying down on a couch as he held his phone up to his face.
He held his girlfriend’s hand in the other as she wrote: “new life hack,” followed by a side eyes emoji.
She then zoomed into her pink polished nail to show viewers that his phone screen was reflected in it.
Lily was able to see exactly what he was looking at, which happened to be a lot less interesting than people might have hoped.
In the caption, she wrote: “Was just Tayvon Austin highlights”.
Tavon Austin, 32, is an American footballer who holds the position of a wide receiver and plays for the Green Bay Packers in Wisconsin, US.
People were left both in awe and hysterics over her video as one person wrote: “We’re evolving”.
Another shared: “Getting my nails done, TOMORROW,” as a third said: “Girl you smart af”.
A fourth suggested: “Next time get some silver chrome nails for better clarity,” followed by a crying with laughter emoji.
While another revealed: “My man has glasses so I just make sure I can see the reflection there”.
Meanwhile, another woman called Dani Bose previously spoke out about how she helps strangers on the internet catch their boyfriends cheating.
TikTok user @danibose explained, however, that one girl who asked her to try and flirt with her man turned “psycho” on her – despite asking her to do it.
The loyalty test concluded with the boyfriend saying he’d never had a relationship and the girlfriend calling Dani embarrassing for messaging him in the first place.
Dani said: “Get in the bin, that hurt my whole soul. Never doing this again.
“I’m coming off TikTok, goodbye.”