- When your phone is off, police contacts your service provider to give the details of calls made in a specific duration of time. So they can get the last location of yours from there. This is basically because you connect to a tower of the service provider to make calls/SMS/etc and the provider records the same. Therefore, some details regarding the call, your phone, and the tower are stored with the company.
- When your phone is on, police can track you through triangulation, as mentioned in one of the other answers. Again, you're connected to a tower and can be detected easily.
- Apart from this, police can get the documents you submitted while buying the SIM card and get your details from there.
- Also, android keeps a track of location history by default. That too can be used if the police are able to get access to it through Google etc.
- IMEI is a phone (and a dual-sim phone has 2 IMEI). Every time you make a call, your IMEI is taken note of by the service provider, which is reflected in the details of calls as mentioned in Point 1.
- You can be tracked by IMEI or Phone number as both are recorded in call details.
Friday, 11 November 2016
How Police Trace Mobile Number in India with exact name & location
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