Not precisely. The phone company can locate the nearest cell tower, if their phone is turned on and in range of a cell tower. However this cell tower and the phone might be several miles apart.
Only if the phone has its GPS tracking enabled all the time (not just on 911 calls) and they are outside of a building (so that the GPS satellite signals can be picked up) can the phone company determine the phone's actual location.
But of course if the person does not have the phone on them, forget it.
Yes, you can forward a text message to someone else's email by using the email address associated with their phone number. Most mobile carriers allow you to send a text to an email address by typing the address in the "To" field of your messaging app. Alternatively, you can copy the text message and paste it into an email to send it directly. Just make sure to check if the recipient's email address is correct to ensure successful delivery.
I don't think so. Its better than listening to someone elses conversation in public.
If you have a number for them, then you can text someone in Europe from anywhere in the world.
Yes, if you send a person a remote control invitation via bluetoooth, once they accept, this is possible.
No , You get the same number everytime you text.
yes there is! just don't text that number
The app that lets you call or text from someone else's number is called Spoof Call.
To text someone in Sweden, enter +46 and the number without the first zero.To text someone in the UK enter +44 and the number without the first zero.
Dial *67 before u enter the number of the peron u want to text
If you have their number you can text them.
The app that lets you call or text from someone else's number is called Spoof Call.
If you steal someone elses mobile, you get their simcard, and then you can call and text for up to two hours without it costing you. After that, people can shut down the card, or track you down from the numbers you ring