Google Find My Device is an excellent tool that makes it easy to spot your missing or stolen Android phone or tablet. This tool is readily available and accessible. With it, you can easily track down your device or safeguard...
Searqle is a new service for instant people lookup and data search. It lets you type in someone’s name, address, or email to start confidential people search and access in-depth information about yourself and those around you. Our HeyLocate team...
Find My iPhone, now known as Find My, is one of the powerful apps that allow users to locate any Apple device and share their location with a friend and family members. With Find My, you can effortlessly track various...
Life360 touts itself as a family safety app that allows families to stay connected through location sharing. Close to 33M people use the app to track their kids’ locations, a vehicle’s speed and send SOS signals in an emergency. However,...
Tinder is a popular location-based social search mobile app that is often used as a dating app. Tinder profile search helps you to see if the hottie you met at the coffee shop is on the app, or whether your...
Website blocking refers to the act of preventing access to a particular website or a group of websites on a network. Whether it’s to protect oneself from annoying scam sites, safeguard children from harmful content, or ensure overall online safety,...
Phone number trackers are dedicated apps to track a phone location by typing in a number. Maybe you have lost your phone or want to know where is your child, partner, or other loved ones. Perhaps you are getting weird...
Reverse phone lookup is a tool that helps you search for the details of an unknown sender or caller using their phone number. Most of us are aware of apps that help you search for the phone numbers of people...
Someone can track your location from a text message. They can send you a link with a hidden location request, install a hidden app, or triangulate your location using phone company data. Thus, if you’ve been receiving weird messages, or...