7 free apps to track cell phone

7 free apps to track cell phones

1- Google Maps and Apple Maps

These first two apps, the Google Maps and Apple Maps, in general, are already installed on new devices.

But, for commercial reasons, new devices with the iOS system must no longer have Google Maps installed from the factory, gaining its replacement, Apple Maps.

Both have great mapping and have tracking functionality, in addition to being free.

2- SPYERA

This second application called SPYERA, monitors computers and cell phones, gaining access to navigation and tracking the device via GPS.

For the app to install and function correctly, the owner's permission is required.

It does not spy on software and apps installed on the tracked device.

3- GPS Phone Tracker

Our third app today is gps phone tracker, which helps you locate people, such as family members, and find a lost device.

It uses the most recent GPS data, managing to record everything at all times.

The app allows anonymous tracking and is completely free.

4- Lookout

This fourth application called Lookout, brings protection to your cell phone against malware attacks, and also has tracking as one of its features.

It can be downloaded on iOS and Android.

5- Prey

The fifth application, the Prey, is a great anti-theft app and can be used on different systems, such as:

• Android;
• iOS;
• Windows;
• Mac;
• Linux.

Once the app is installed, it will be possible to track whenever the user wishes.

Through your free account, the user will be able to track up to 3 devices, being able to store up to 20 tracking reports.

6- Familonet

This sixth application, the familonet, is aimed at tracking family and friends.

The app needs to be installed on the cell phone that will be tracked and on the cell phone that will be the tracker.

Therefore, when the person with the tracked cell phone arrives or leaves a defined location, the tracking cell phone will receive a notification.

The app can be downloaded on Android and iOS.

7- Where's My Droid

The last application on the list is Where's My Droid, which presents the possibilities of free and paid versions.

Through the free version, which contains ads, the user can:

• Call your cell phone;
• Locate the device;
• Set a password;
• Be notified whenever the SIM card is changed.

Through the paid version, in addition to removing ads, the user can:

• Have access to some resources, such as the camera;
• Lock the device;
• Clear device memory;
• Leave application icons hidden.

The Where's My Droid app can be downloaded on the Android system.