If you have lost your phone connected to Beeline, or you care to be always aware of where your child is, find out the location of the subscriber. With modern technology, this is quite possible.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have acquaintances working in law enforcement agencies, then by giving them the serial identification number of the phone (IMEI), you can find out its location with an accuracy of a meter.
Step 2
Officially, such a request can only be made if the phone has been stolen. In addition to IMEI, you will have to report the identity of the person who stole the phone (if possible), and other circumstances in the case. Most likely, by the time you go to the police, the perpetrator will have gotten rid of the SIM card.
Step 3
Such information can also be provided by Beeline operators. But, unfortunately, this information is strictly confidential and can be provided only at the request of law enforcement agencies.
Step 4
Go online and visit one of the many sites that offer GSM and GPS phone tracking services. The location of your phone will be determined with an accuracy of 50 meters. But be careful: not all sites claiming such services actually provide them.
Step 5
If you are worried about how your child or an elderly relative is spending time, connect the Mobile Locator service from Beeline to their phone. In order to determine the location of the subscriber, this mobile operator uses several technologies:
- COO (cell of origin) defines the cell in which the subscriber is at the moment of identifying the position;
- TOA (time of arrival) takes into account the time difference between several Beeline reference stations that received the signal;
- AOA (angle of arrival) takes into account the direction of the signal received by the Beeline network antennas to determine the "angle of arrival".
Step 6
Please note: to connect this service, you need the written consent of the owner of the Beeline number, so you are unlikely to be able to arrange surveillance of your unfaithful spouse.
Step 7
In addition, some mobile phone developers offer a free connection to services that help locate another subscriber, provided that a similar application is installed on his phone of the same brand (for example, AlterGeo for Android phones):
