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How to Track phone Location using Seeker Tool in Termux

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Track phone Location using Seeker Tool in Termux

Seeker



What is Location SEEKER?

Seeker uses the hypertext markup language API to obtain Location Permission and then grabs meridian and latitude using GPS Hardware that is included with the device; as a result, Seeker works best with Smartphones. If GPS Hardware isn't included, such as on a laptop computer, Seeker falls back to information science Geolocation or seeks for Cached Coordinates.

 Steps 1: Go to the Google Play Store and search for Termux Termux -API.


If you don't have NGROK installed in Termux, the seeker will not operate.

Step 2: Launch Termux and enter the commands listed below.


$ apt-get update
$apt-get upgrade
$termux-setup-storage
$pkg install git
$pkg install curl
$pkg install php
$pkg install python
$pkg install openssh
$git clone https://github.com/thewhiteh4t/seeker.git
$ls
$cd seeker
$ls
$bash install.sh
$python3 seeker.py -t manual 
select 0

Step 3: Open new session


ls
cd $HOME
ls
./ngrok http 8080

Step 4: Turn on mobile hotspot


copy the forwarding URL

TARGET should be emailed the URL.

Add /nearyou/ after that link and send to target

If the target clicks on that link, they will be taken to a phoney location page where they will be asked to accept location tracking.

You'll get all of the TARGET device's information, as well as his current position.

Copy and paste the Google Maps URL into your browser.

EVERYTHING HAS BEEN COMPLETED...!




Disclaimer:-


I accept no liability for any misuse or damage caused by this tool. All of my information is intended to be instructional, so use this tool at your own risk!




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