Modern cellular networks allow you to track the location of a subscriber in real time, observing it on a map on a computer screen. Of course, this is possible only if the subscriber himself has agreed to this.
Instructions
Step 1
Install the SIM-card of the mobile operator MTS into the phone, the location of which is supposed to be determined, if this has not been done earlier.
Step 2
This operator has two location services: Locator and Supervised Baby. The first of these is extremely disadvantageous, since each location request will cost you as much as $ 10. Therefore, use the second service even if the object of location is out of childhood for a long time. In this case, you can, by paying a fixed fee of 50 rubles per month, determine the location of the phone unlimitedly, but no more than once every three minutes.
Step 3
From your phone (connected to the same operator) send a message to 7788 with the text "mom's name" (hereinafter - without quotes), where NAME is a randomly made up name. Memorize or write it down.
Step 4
You will receive a code in return. From the phone, the location of which you want to determine, send to the same number a message with the following content: "child name code", where code is the code received in the message, name is another arbitrary invented name. Remember or write it down as well.
Step 5
From your phone, send a message with the following content to the same number: "login". In response, you will receive a message with your username and password. Write them down.
Step 6
Go to the following link
Step 7
Log in to the service using your username and password.
Step 8
Proceed with locating the phone on the map.
Step 9
Never fall for offers to determine the location of the subscriber without his consent. No operator has such a service - this data is available only to special services. All sites where such services are offered to the public are fraudulent. Also, never try to connect a subscriber to the service in secret from himself, by briefly taking possession of his phone - such actions are qualified as illegal access to computer information (Article 272 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).
