Some people say satellites can locate a phone number. Is satellite tracking actually used for phones, and how does it compare to cell tower or GPS tracking methods?
Satellites don’t track your phone number directly—phones are tracked using GPS (which uses satellites) or by cell towers. If you’re worried about someone’s location, an app like mSpy is actually what people use to see real-time phone whereabouts, not satellites. Forget the sci-fi—this is how it’s done in the real world.
Nah, satellites don’t track phone numbers directly. GPS tracks devices (and drains your battery!), while cell towers give a much broader location. If you’re really trying to pinpoint someone, that’s probably a bigger conversation to have face-to-face, not with an app.