Should you know your BF/GF's social media password?

[slakker]

nope, not that insecure...

[buknoy24]

Not necessary.. trust man

[SoInLuv]

Not necessary... dili man gni mi friends sa social media. hehehe

[skeptic_rob]

kanha nag tago na ka fling2x ug ka flirt sa fb

[santario101]

in a mature relationship where trust in not an issue, this is not needed.

[P-Chan]

[raissah]

Yes, I know everything that my boyfriend does in social networks. It is important for me to know that he does not communicate with other girls and that I can trust him. And for this, I did not need to recognize his passwords. I just installed a mobile tracker https://www.hoverwatch.com on his phone. Thanks to this, at any moment I can check the activity of my boyfriend on social networks, his location, his incoming and outgoing calls and much more. Many people say that this is not right, but for me it is very important to know that he does not cheat me.

ka sad layp. kung wala kay salig bulagi oi. mawa.

[PureLuck]

it depends on the situation. depende sa reason kung ngano.

[NozyCraziiTear]

I think that no, you shouldn't. Some private life should be and if we will broke up I think it's not cause of that information at all. If she wants she may do whatever she wants, it's your job to make it such way that it will not be any other way than you for example

[lester_j]

Yes, I know everything that my boyfriend does in social networks. It is important for me to know that he does not communicate with other girls and that I can trust him. And for this, I did not need to recognize his passwords. I just installed a mobile tracker https://www.hoverwatch.com on his phone. Thanks to this, at any moment I can check the activity of my boyfriend on social networks, his location, his incoming and outgoing calls and much more. Many people say that this is not right, but for me it is very important to know that he does not cheat me.

This behavior is just creepy. If you think dako ang chance mag cheat xa nimo, why stay? Lupig paman sa criminal pagka monitor.
Sounds like a relationship based on obsession instead of love and trust.

Para nako, sharing passwords for private social media accounts to prove your faithfulness is just childish.