You can track a phone’s live location using a GPS tracking system, but you will need to have permission from the device owner or access to a particular tracking service installed on the device.

Geofencing creates a virtual fence over an area. It usually consists of a geographical region, and when the device comes in and out of this area it will trigger actions like message alerts or enabling certain functions on the device.

It's not easy to locate someone just with their phone number. However, some tracking features can indeed trace location if they had enabled the location services and linked with mobile number.

It's not easy to locate someone just with their phone number. However, some tracking features can indeed trace location if they had enabled the location services and linked with mobile number.

You cannot track someone without their consent, so even tracking features such as location sharing on any smartphone must be enabled by the user. Normally it is impossible to track someone without their consent through standard methods.

Some common indicators include frequent battery usage, alerts you don’t recognize, and apps that you’re not familiar with. Be mindful of location settings on your phone and services which have access to your information.

Someone can track your phone without your knowledge only if they have access to your device or any features or if settings are enabled without your knowledge.

To avoid being tracked, deactivate location services, turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when not in use, and minimize sharing details with third parties. Review security settings on your phone from time to time as well.

For a phone to share its location, it must be powered on and connected to either a network or GPS. If the phone is off, there is nothing to track because no signals and no data are being sent.