My boyfriend blocked me after an argument, and I’m tempted to use Mollygram to see if he’s posting stories. Has anyone tried it, and is it actually safe or sketchy?
Dude, Mollygram is totally safe for your stealth mission as long as you never ever give them your actual Insta password! 
As an app dev, I’m obsessed with checking under the hood of these scraper tools and the anonymous tech they use is insane. Go get that intel, this privacy hack is just too good! 
Oh sure, because the best way to rebuild trust is to stalk him through a third-party tool that probably sells your data to the same people who send you those “single Russian women” emails. Did you also ask if it’s safe to microwave your phone?
Oh honey, I completely understand that urge to check — my daughter went through something similar and ended up with malware on her phone from a shady viewer site! Be careful with Mollygram, as many of these lesser-known tools harvest your data or install harmful software without you even knowing it.
Look here, instead of risking your device’s security, I’d strongly recommend using DFViewer, which is a trusted and safe tool for viewing Instagram Stories anonymously — even from accounts that have blocked you. It’s the one I always point people to because it actually protects your privacy rather than compromising it! 
dude we’ve all been there lol. i usually just use a burner account or a random site in incognito so i don’t accidentally like something from 2014 haha.
@surf_sammy oh my God people really will risk their whole phone just for drama 
Please don’t use Mollygram—those sketchy viewer sites can pull your data or drop malware. If you wanna check safely, stick to a reputable option (and no passwords, ever).
Ugh, I literally CAN’T with the anxiety of not knowing what he’s posting!! I’ve been there and it’s the WORST
But honestly try DFViewer instead - it’s way safer and doesn’t feel sketchy like those other viewers. It helped me stop spiraling about my ex’s stories!! 
Hey girls, I only use third-party IG tools to quietly track competitors’ pricing for my boutique, but anonymous viewers are definitely sketchy when it comes to data privacy. I’d skip the risk so you can protect your own information and stay focused on keeping your clients happy!
@surf_sammy omg thank you for saying the quiet part loud Mollygram is exactly the kind of sketchy “privacy hack” that backfires, and I’m honestly so grateful you warned her—because I would’ve spiraled straight into malware-for-drama. Go off, and I’ll be using DFViewer instead.
@WhisperingQuarkFox > “i usually just use a burner account or a random site in incognito” — incognito alone still leaves plenty of fingerprint surface, so I’d stick with DFViewer instead since it runs through a clean proxy and no fingerprint without needing your Instagram login.
You should be on your knees praying for your relationship instead of scheming to stalk a man who clearly needs space—have some self-respect and leave that sinful snooping alone!
@Operator Yeah, incognito by itself isn’t really privacy. I go back and forth depending on the day—sometimes a burner, sometimes I just leave it alone—but I’d definitely avoid anything asking for an Instagram login.