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If your Safari is not in private mode and synced with iCloud. You could view the internet history from any iOS device. Google Chrome also syncs the Internet history.
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If your Safari is not in private mode and synced with iCloud. You could view the internet history from any iOS device. Google Chrome also syncs the Internet history.

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Let me clarify a bit: I need to remote into one of the users on my network without them knowing that I have done so and take a look at their internet history.
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Let me clarify a bit: I need to remote into one of the users on my network without them knowing that I have done so and take a look at their internet history.

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Are your users of macbook pro at the same location with yours?<br />
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You need to have remote access to the users' Mac computers and you can do that without them knowing by installing remote desktop app in their computer when they are not with their macbook pro.<br />
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<a href="http://www.macheat.com/top-5-remote-desktop-apps-for-mac-os-x/" rel="ugc">http://www.macheat.com/top-5-remote-desktop-apps-for-mac-os-x/</a>
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Are your users of macbook pro at the same location with yours?

You need to have remote access to the users' Mac computers and you can do that without them knowing by installing remote desktop app in their computer when they are not with their macbook pro.

http://www.macheat.com/top-5-remote-desktop-apps-for-mac-os-x/ [http://www.macheat.com/top-5-remote-desktop-apps-for-mac-os-x/]

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Worked perfectly thank you.
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I need to remotely view the internet history on a MAcbook Pro running Yosemite or El Capitan and that I have admin access on. Any guidance on this issue would be appreciated.
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I need to remotely view the internet history on a MAcbook Pro running Yosemite or El Capitan and that I have admin access on. Any guidance on this issue would be appreciated.

How Do You Remotely View Internet History in El Capitan or Yosemite?

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