Everything we ship across Android, Mac, and Windows — new capabilities, compatibility updates, maintenance releases, and platform improvements, published as they land.
TheOneSpy for Mac is fully compatible with macOS Tahoe 26. Core features — screen visibility tools, audio environment session controls, GPS tracking, and dashboard sync — operate as expected on supported devices running the new release.
TheOneSpy is fully compatible with Android 16 (Baklava). App visibility, screen session insights, and device oversight tools operate normally on devices running the latest Android release — no additional configuration required.
Stability and performance improvements. Dashboard data sync reliability improved for devices running Android 14 and later.
Full Android 15 compatibility confirmed. App visibility, screen session insights, and device oversight features work normally on Android 15 devices without any additional configuration.
Strengthened the app installation protection mechanism on supervised devices. Additional safeguards now prevent unauthorised removal, improving continuity of oversight on devices where the feature is enabled.
Swedish language added to the guided app installation flow, making it easier to set up TheOneSpy on Swedish-language Android devices.
VoIP call-record support extended to WhatsApp Business. Organisations supervising company devices where WhatsApp Business is used for client or team communication can now retain supported call records alongside standard message visibility.
TheOneSpy is compatible with Android 11. App visibility, screen session insights, and device oversight features all function normally on Android 11 devices.
VoIP call recording introduced for unrooted Android 10 devices in beta. This enables organisations and parents to retain supported voice call records from messaging apps on supervised devices without requiring root access.
Web filtering and software blocking capabilities added for Windows. Administrators can now block specific websites by URL or keyword on supervised Windows PCs — rules are configured remotely through the dashboard and enforced across all supported Windows browsers.
TheOneSpy for Mac is compatible with macOS Catalina. Core features including screen activity review, ambient audio management, and GPS tracking operate normally on all supported Mac hardware.
Compatibility confirmed for Android 10 (Q). All app visibility and oversight features operate normally on Android 10 devices.
Live screen visibility and audio environment sessions are now available for supervised Windows PCs. Both features are configurable remotely through the dashboard, with scheduling support for audio sessions.
Browser-based web filtering added for Android. Parents and administrators can block specific websites or URL patterns on supervised Android devices. Rules are managed through the dashboard and applied to all supported browsers on the device.
WhatsApp message visibility now preserves message entries that are later removed from the supervised device. Those entries remain available in the dashboard once they have synced. Works on both rooted and unrooted Android devices.
IM and social messaging app activity visibility expanded to unrooted Android devices. Previously, device modification (root) was required to sync messaging logs. This update removes that requirement for a broad range of supported platforms, including WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and others.
Administrators can now uninstall any app from a supervised Android device remotely through the dashboard. This is useful for enforcing app policy on company-owned devices or removing inappropriate apps from a child's device without physical access.
Audio environment sessions were added to TheOneSpy for Mac. Administrators can schedule and manage audio sessions from the Mac's built-in microphone using the remote dashboard. Session windows are configurable and the feature is available exclusively in the Mac monitoring package.
Compatibility confirmed for Android 9.0 (Pie). TheOneSpy operates fully on all Android 9 devices with no feature restrictions.
How updates work, what compatibility means for your setup, and how to stay current.
Updates are delivered through your dashboard. When a new version is available, you'll see a prompt in the control panel. For Android, the updated APK is downloaded and installed on the supervised device through the dashboard's remote update option — no physical access to the device is typically required.
In most cases, no. Compatibility updates are released alongside or shortly after major Android OS versions — as listed in these release notes. Your existing installation continues to function. However, certain features (particularly call recording) may be affected by OS-level restrictions introduced in newer Android releases. We document any feature limitations in the relevant compatibility entry.
Starting with Android 10, Google introduced OS-level restrictions on third-party access to call audio. This restriction applies to all monitoring and recording applications, not just TheOneSpy. VoIP call recording (WhatsApp, Skype, etc.) uses a different mechanism and remains available on supported Android versions.
We release maintenance and enhancement updates as needed — typically several times per year. Compatibility updates for major OS releases are prioritised and published within a short period of the OS becoming publicly available.
Yes. Dashboard data — logs, screen session clips, and reports — is stored server-side and is unaffected by app updates on the supervised device.
The dashboard displays a notification when a new app version is available for your supervised device. You can also subscribe to update notifications through your account settings. This release notes page is updated each time we ship a significant change.
Mac and Windows updates are managed through the dashboard. You'll be notified when a new version is available. Automatic updates can be enabled in your account settings, depending on your plan.
Use the support section at theonespy.com/support or contact the support team directly. Feature requests can also be submitted through the feedback channel in your dashboard account.
Android, Mac, and Windows — with ongoing platform updates and one central dashboard for visibility and management.
