Is it allowed to do bad things for a good reason?
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Its only a sin if you get caught... right??? lol! Pray about it and God will guide you in the direction you should take to help your brother. Whether its a sin or not to view his history I guess is between you and your God. I could justify myself doing the same thing and feel good about doing it. That's just me.
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