Hey, I’ve been looking into this too, and from what I’ve found, an Instagram IP finder can give you a general idea of where someone’s logging in from.
But it’s not super accurate, and VPNs totally mess it up. If someone’s using a VPN, the IP finder will just show the VPN server’s location.
As for legality, it’s kinda iffy. Using it for personal reasons might be okay, but using it to track someone without their consent? That’s a big no.
If you’re still curious, maybe check out tools like Grabify, but don’t expect too much.
But it’s not super accurate, and VPNs totally mess it up. If someone’s using a VPN, the IP finder will just show the VPN server’s location.
As for legality, it’s kinda iffy. Using it for personal reasons might be okay, but using it to track someone without their consent? That’s a big no.
If you’re still curious, maybe check out tools like Grabify, but don’t expect too much.