How to use Google Account and Password to Monitor an Android? (Android Cloud Solution)

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Emilie Burke

Last updated:juil. 29, 2025

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Set up SpyX Android monitoring via Google account

Step 1. Find the connected Google account on target Android

1. Go to Settings > Google

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2. You’ll see the email address of the connected Google account at the top.

If there’s no Google account on the target phone:

Tap Sign in, then enter a Google account and password. You can use your own Google account or create a new one.

Once signed in, this account will be linked to the device and can be connected to your SpyX account for cloud monitoring.

 

Step 2. Turn on Google Backup on the target Android

1. Go to Settings > Google

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2. Tap All Service

3. Scroll down and tap Backup

4. Make sure Backup by Google One is turned ON

5. Tap Back up now to create the latest backup

Step 3. Connect the Google account and target device to SpyX account

Follow the instructions on the SpyX dashboard to connect the Google account you just found on the target device. Once connected, SpyX will start reading the cloud backup from the target device.

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