Interesting question! For VoIP calls (like Skype, Zoom, or Discord), it’s *sometimes* possible to find someone’s IP if you know what you’re doing. Tools like Wireshark can capture network traffic, and if the call isn’t encrypted, you might see the IP.
But for regular cell calls? Nah, that’s way harder. The carrier handles everything, so you’d need access to their systems (which you don’t).
If you’re just curious about how to ip track when calling someone over VoIP, check out some networking forums or tutorials. Just remember—privacy laws are a thing!
But for regular cell calls? Nah, that’s way harder. The carrier handles everything, so you’d need access to their systems (which you don’t).
If you’re just curious about how to ip track when calling someone over VoIP, check out some networking forums or tutorials. Just remember—privacy laws are a thing!