Can I review my child's activity log without invading privacy?

My daughter just turned eleven and got her first tablet last month, so I’d like to check her app and browsing history occasionally, but I don’t want her feeling spied on. Is there a fair way to balance that?

Totally doable if you make it a house rule instead of a secret: tell her you’ll do occasional spot checks, use built-in controls like Family Link or Screen Time, and review the log together so it’s about safety, not surveillance. At 11, asking her to show you apps/browser history when needed usually buys more trust than reading everything silently.