Is Norton Anti-Keylogger enough?

So, I’ve been hearing about these tools designed for Bark, where parents can basically shadow everything their kids are doing on a computer
Just to see how the whole thing works, I went ahead and installed "Norton Anti-Keylogger". I followed all the setup steps, but now I’m stuck at the part where I need to enter my Gmail (Outlook) address so the reports actually get sent to me. It’s asking me for my
SMTP server
login credentials
and my password
Does anyone actually know what I’m supposed to put in those boxes?

Morgan Ortiz6 said:I heard there are programs out there designed for Barking settings to track everything a kid does on a computer...
So, just to test things out, I installed this "Norton Anti-Keylogger" thing. I followed the steps, but now it's asking for my Gmail (Outlook) info to send reports, and it wants me to plug in my
Gmail server
login credentials
Password
Does anyone actually know what goes in these boxes?

Personally, I wouldn't touch those apps with a ten-foot pole. Who's to say they aren't just dumping your data to some third party...

But hey, if you're hell-bent on it, here...
Gmail server : smtp.live.com
Gmail user: your Outlook account
Password: your Outlook password
Port: 25 or 465 for SSL

You make a good point there, sending reports straight to your Gmail isn't exactly the safest move if you want to stay under the radar.
I remember back in the day—maybe ten years ago, give or take—I messed around with this one keylogger. It was set up so I could just plug in my login credentials on a different site and pull up the full report from the computer I was monitoring, kind of like checking a remote dashboard.
The thing is, the name of the software has totally slipped my mind.
Anyone here happen to know anything about tools like that?

Check out some Bark apps online.
They’ve got mobile versions with full reporting too.
If you're looking to track every single keystroke, maybe find something that saves logs locally instead...

That's all I got... 🙂