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RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - Inori - 06-01-2014 This sounds pretty watch_dogs-ish. I've heard of apps that can transfer data over bluetooth via conformation from both parties so I guess you could brute force it. Kinda like a cellular stickup, if you will
RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - gh05t3d - 06-01-2014 I can tell you this for sure,the bluetooth tools will only work as once you paired the phone with your it will transfer all the data to your simcard. But a good way is thru a keylogger assuming is an android that connects internet,or androrat. Iphones need to be jailbroken to use such tools. RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - oproto - 06-13-2014 not a myth,its possible for certain networks RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - oproto - 06-13-2014 not a myth,its possible for certain networks RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - BlackArray - 06-13-2014 They can track your exact location to 10m precision just by knowing your phone number. RedPhone and TextSecure can be used to encrypt your phone call conversations and SMS. RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - BlackArray - 06-13-2014 They can track your exact location to 10m precision just by knowing your phone number. RedPhone and TextSecure can be used to encrypt your phone call conversations and SMS. RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - oproto - 06-13-2014 who can do this without software installed? RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - oproto - 06-13-2014 who can do this without software installed? RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - levi01 - 06-13-2014 (06-13-2014, 02:34 PM)oproto Wrote: who can do this without software installed? Then "only" your provider can. RE: Track a cell phone ? Myth ? - levi01 - 06-13-2014 (06-13-2014, 02:34 PM)oproto Wrote: who can do this without software installed? Then "only" your provider can. |