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Can texts be traced? Generally speaking, it is very easy for the police to determine which phone a text message came from. Where the sender has a contract, typically they will have given their real information to the service provider, and thus it will be easy to find out who owns that phone and service contract.

Tracking the Origin of an Unsolicited Text Message One of the easiest options is to check Google. If you enter the phone number into Google, it's likely to link back to a company or public institution where the call is coming from.

Another way to trace the sender of a text message is by checking your phone records. You can check your call logs or text message history to find out the number that sent the text message. You can then use a reverse phone lookup service to get more information about the person who owns the phone number.

Check old group messages If this person's texting you, there's a chance they've texted you before. Usually, those old texts would show up in the same thread ? unless they were part of a group message. Head back to the main list of message threads, scroll up to the search bar and search for the person's number.

Can anonymous texts be traced? Under most circumstances, no. Since your true phone number is not included when the message is sent, anonymous texts cannot be traced. However, law enforcement can trace anonymous texts if they are used for criminal or malicious purposes, including harassment or scams.

Yes, police can trace phone numbers from anonymous texting apps like TextFree, and TextNow, back to an individual through a court order. Through a valid court order, they are compelled to hand over user information, which helps police to trace a number back to an individual.