I am trying to find a program I had on my old computer. That you ran while the person was typing their message on their messenger. And I can't remember the website I got it from. Can anyone help? I want to see if the person I am really talking with is where they say they are. Thanks for any help you can give....hugs
How to track someone on Messenger?
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PC Hobbyist
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Not necessarily. Webpages can see your IP address without your consent - and that is information relating to where you are. As far as I know, that is not considered invasion of privacy. But I agree - it's kind of a gray area.
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I don't feel it's an invasion of privacy especially when they are lying to you about where they live. I am only confirming it. You don't know the situation I am in. If you don't know what software or site I can get it than I say thank you for your 2 cents....
I don't feel it's an invasion of privacy especially when they are lying to you about where they live. I am only confirming it. You don't know the situation I am in. If you don't know what software or site I can get it than I say thank you for your 2 cents....
vix
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If it's someone you only know online, what is it to you where they live? A lot of times I don't like people knowing where I live either.
For a lot of guys it's not a big deal, but for a girl, you have to be a bit more careful.
g4m3rof1337
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By clicking a few extra buttons in any email client I believe, you can see the senders IP.
TrainTrackHack
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Kinda makes sense in theory, but considering what kind of weirdos you come across these days, being a guy ain't a lot easier when it comes to...these things.
vix
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That's exactly why I carry a S&W in my purse and have a Mossberg 12ga under the bed.
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Motoxrdude
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news but....
2. Discussions which actively encourage illegal hacking/malicious harm to computers/networks is prohibited (this includes discussion surrounding use of proxy servers)
Just because a 13 year old girl doesn't want you to come over to her house doesn't mean you can stalk her and find out where she lives.
2. Discussions which actively encourage illegal hacking/malicious harm to computers/networks is prohibited (this includes discussion surrounding use of proxy servers)
I hope you have a permit for that gun and a license to carry a concealed weaponThat's exactly why I carry a S&W in my purse and have a Mossberg 12ga under the bed.
If the person isn't telling you where they live then obviously they don't want you to know where they live. That my friend is invasion of privacy. And your situation can't be that serious because you are posting on a forum...
Just because a 13 year old girl doesn't want you to come over to her house doesn't mean you can stalk her and find out where she lives.
Yuep, and it's downright wrong(unless used for law enforcement).
chibicitiberiu
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Man, if you're trying to find out where someone lives using the IP forget it. There are IP-tracking websites, but they usually show the ISP(internet service provider) not where is the IP exactly is. So forget it, you will probably only know the area but not exactly where.
And I don't think the ISP guys would like to be visited by someone who thinks is visiting a girl
And I don't think the ISP guys would like to be visited by someone who thinks is visiting a girl
MyCattMaxx
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Maybe he is afraid he is chatting with a cop...
chibicitiberiu
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So what? It wouldn't be usefully at all. The IP-tracking websites will show the ISP's position, not the IP's position.
Tuffie
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This is to easy:
1. First turn connection logging on. To do this while in msn go to tools > options > connection > advanced settings, and then of course click the check box under connection logging.
2. Attempt to send a file to your target, doesn't matter if they decline it will still work.
3. Then go to My documents > received files > MsnMsgr (text file) search (ctrl+f) “Connecttoip” and you will your selected items. Click the find next button until you find the IP address..
Getting it through CMD:
1. Open CMD
2. Type netstat and hit enter
3. Connect to the person (Can be done with by sending them a file, webcam, or voice. doesn't matter which
4. Type netstat again in command prompt, find the new ip.
Now can you guys stop talking arse about this, I mean come on! CF is becoming stupider and stupider having someones IP means nothing, hey good work you now now where there ISP is.
1. First turn connection logging on. To do this while in msn go to tools > options > connection > advanced settings, and then of course click the check box under connection logging.
2. Attempt to send a file to your target, doesn't matter if they decline it will still work.
3. Then go to My documents > received files > MsnMsgr (text file) search (ctrl+f) “Connecttoip” and you will your selected items. Click the find next button until you find the IP address..
Getting it through CMD:
1. Open CMD
2. Type netstat and hit enter
3. Connect to the person (Can be done with by sending them a file, webcam, or voice. doesn't matter which
4. Type netstat again in command prompt, find the new ip.
Now can you guys stop talking arse about this, I mean come on! CF is becoming stupider and stupider having someones IP means nothing, hey good work you now now where there ISP is.
vix
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I hope you have a permit for that gun and a license to carry a concealed weapon
I have a CFP/CPL, a class 3 permit and a FFL. I spent 10 years in the military and a couple of years as a LEO, so I have hobbies other than computers.
The issue isn't so much about having your IP as much as it is about personal privacy. What I do and where I am is nobody elses business. If we meet online and you don't believe that I live where I say I do, you have the option to either blow it off or disassociate with me. Snooping to "verify" who or where I am is unnecessary spying and an invasion of my privacy, plain and simple.
tremmor
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Tuffie comment was interesting. but then I don't use messenger.
I am curious about your quote thouh. How much info it will return.
The only safe way i would think would be a private proxy. I don't use anymore which was primeidus webtunnel. ive tried a few you can download to spoof ip but always found a backdoor. i agree with the comment about tracking and personally know this is true. get to the location requires a phone call to someone like comcast (who owns this ip). ME.
Is my comment accurate... yes.
i was involved in a federal lawsuit that involved satellite piracy.
Im a straight shooter now. i have to be careful.
interesting subject though.
I am curious about your quote thouh. How much info it will return.
The only safe way i would think would be a private proxy. I don't use anymore which was primeidus webtunnel. ive tried a few you can download to spoof ip but always found a backdoor. i agree with the comment about tracking and personally know this is true. get to the location requires a phone call to someone like comcast (who owns this ip). ME.
Is my comment accurate... yes.
i was involved in a federal lawsuit that involved satellite piracy.
Im a straight shooter now. i have to be careful.
interesting subject though.
Motoxrdude
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Is my comment accurate... yes.
i was involved in a federal lawsuit that involved satellite piracy.
Im a straight shooter now. i have to be careful.
interesting subject though.
Yeah, I am going to say that never happened. But don't worry, I still think you are a cool hacker....