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Has anyone tested a network-independent phone tracking tool that pins a device's GPS on a map? Asking about accuracy, needed permissions, fees, and if it works when SIM/carrier changes. and edge-case.

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Yes, I’ve tested several, and most rely on either GPS permissions or user consent links — truly network-independent tools don’t exist without some cooperation from the device. Accuracy depends on GPS and connection strength, while fees vary by service model. One reliable option worth trying is GEOfinder, it allows you to send a consent-based location request and view the exact spot on the map, working even if the SIM card or carrier changes.

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