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Can Police Track Your Phone?

Yes, police can track your phone, though typically with legal authorization. They utilize various methods, primarily obtaining location data from your mobile carrier. This data, derived from GPS, Wi-Fi, and cell tower triangulation, can provide both historical records of your movements and real-time tracking of your current location. For such surveillance, law enforcement typically needs a court-issued warrant based on probable cause. Exceptions like exigent circumstances, where there's an immediate threat, might allow tracking without a warrant. Additionally, police can deploy devices like "Stingrays" (IMSI catchers) to intercept phone signals and pinpoint locations, though these also usually necessitate a warrant and are legally complex. Warrants can also grant access to data stored on your phone itself, including call logs, text messages, and browsing history. The accuracy of tracking varies from a broad area to a precise spot, depending on the technology and available information.

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