Should husband and wife share their phone passwords with each other?

Sharing passwords is not a religious obligation, but openness that builds trust is strongly encouraged in a marriage. Some couples are comfortable sharing everything, and some keep a reasonable private space; both are acceptable. What matters is not access to the phone, but honesty and the absence of secrets that betray. Discuss together what makes both of you feel safe, without one forcing the other. If the wish to look at the phone comes from suspicion, deal with the cause of that suspicion first. Avoid secretly snooping, because it plants suspicion. Trust grows from consistent actions, not from monitoring. See family digital life.