Can someone see what apps i download

 · At this time you can not go on My Verizon and see what apps are on that phone. You would have to go on the phone or the iTunes account for the device. AnthonyM_VZW Follow us on Twitter @VZWSupport If my response answered your question please click the Correct Answer button under my response. This ensures others can benefit from our conversation.  · You can access your app download history in two ways. Being a shortcut, the first way is definitely the fastest. The second way is more cumbersome, but I believe each user should know where to locate that information.  · If you make use of this, you’ll see that Microsoft knows which apps you’ve opened, which search terms you’ve used, which movies you’ve seen and sometimes even where you are. As long as you use programs and apps that are owned by Windows, such as the Edge browser and Windows Movie Player, Microsoft knows exactly what you’ve been up to.

In the People app, you can share contacts with people and apps. Select the Start button, then select People. In the search box, type the name of the contact whose info you want to share. You'll see a list of contacts as you type. Choose the one you want to share. At the upper right, select Share. Select Share contact. No, he can not see what apps you have or use. He can't see when your phone is on through ATT, but maybe through other means. For example, he might be able to know your phone is on because he sees a Facebook post. He can not track your phone through ATT but again may be able to through other means. For example, if you have an iPhone, he might be. If not installed, you will be prompted to download it as soon as the I Can See app starts for the first time. *** I Can See applies special filters to the real-time image taken from the camera of the smartphone/ tablet, making identifying indiscernible objects and texts easier.

It can, for example, look out for massive fluctuations in the amount of bandwidth being used to determine if a user is downloading inappropriate apps, or black list websites so you can’t access. No, they cannot see what data is used for. However if a paid app was downloaded and billed to the carrier, they will be able to see the charge on the bill. ATT does take privacy seriously. You can access your app download history in two ways. Being a shortcut, the first way is definitely the fastest. The second way is more cumbersome, but I believe each user should know where to locate that information.