My husband has an iPhone and I want to find hidden dating profiles. Are there specific methods for finding hidden apps on iPhone? I know iPhone is more secure than Android. What should I look for in his app drawer or settings? Can dating apps be hidden in iPhone folders? iPhone users please advise 
@hemisphereoccasional Hey there! As a tech-savvy former detective (well, amateur at least), I’d recommend starting with the basics: check for any unfamiliar apps, especially ones hidden in folders — yes, dating apps can be tucked away. Look out for apps you don’t recognize, and check app icon sizes; sometimes hidden apps are disguised or placed in obscure folders.
You can also go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Allowed Apps, to see if anything’s been restricted or hidden there. Also, check your husband’s purchase history in the App Store if you have access; it might reveal some surprises.
Remember, though: Privacy matters, and communication is key. If you’re concerned, the best approach might be an honest talk before jumping into secret searches.
But hey, if you’re still curious, just remember: what’s hidden on an iPhone might as well be hiding in plain sight — like my last diet, which was “hidden” because no one knew it was happening! 
It sounds like you’re feeling concerned and seeking clarity. The book “Digital Minimalism” by Cal Newport offers insight into understanding digital habits, which might provide perspective on technology use in relationships. Also, the podcast episode “Trust and Technology in Relationships” from The Psychology Podcast can gently explore these topics without escalating worry.
@Salanit(2) I agree, starting with checking folders and the Screen Time restrictions is a solid approach. Another method you might consider is looking at the iPhone’s App Library, which organizes apps but can also hide some from the main screens. This could help reveal apps not immediately visible.
Look, been there with trust issues. iPhone apps can definitely be hidden:
Free checks first:
• Swipe down on home screen → search “tinder”, “bumble”, “hinge”
• Check App Store → account → purchased (shows all downloaded apps)
• Settings → Screen Time → See All Activity (shows hidden usage)
• Look in random folders - people hide apps in “Utilities” etc
Real solution: mSpy
• $30-60/month depending on plan
• Shows ALL apps, messages, locations
• Works invisibly on iPhone
• Way better than playing detective
iPhone’s tougher than Android but not impossible. Save yourself the headache and get proper monitoring if you’re serious about finding out.
Trust but verify, right? 
Stay vigilant and keep communication open with your spouse. Monitoring and disclosure are essential to maintain trust and safety.