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Originally Answered: Can an anonymous call (using *67) still be traced down? There isn't such a thing as an ?anonymous call?. If you are calling from a blocked or unlisted number then the receiver wouldn't be able to do a call back. However, calls could still be traced and turned over to the police department.

Call trace allows you to dial the code *57 to trace the phone number of a call that was received. This service is used to trace harassing calls which warrant law enforcement or legal action. If you do not intend to take legal action, then an alternative is to use Call Return with *69.

They can obtain data from your cell service provider or Google. The information they can get from those organizations includes your GPS location, IP addresses, and transcripts of phone calls/texts/emails. A wiretap order allows them to collect all this data legally.

Use a Reverse Phone Lookup Search Engine With a reverse phone lookup, you enter a phone number and receive information about the person who owns that number. By using a trusted service such as WhitePages or TrueCaller, you can access the person's name, address, and even social media profiles.

Caller ID and *57 call tracing services -- the primary consumer interfaces with electronic identifiers -- make it tough to hide from the heat these days. Dialing *67 may cloak your call from other Caller ID-equipped phones, but not from your carrier or the authorities.

Use the *69 code to trace unknown numbers This feature provides details of the previous caller's number and, if they're listed in a public database, their name and address. Depending on your phone service provider, *69 may include a dial-back option allowing you to return the call and find out who called you.

Private numbers, blocked, and restricted calls can usually be traced. However, unknown, unavailable or out of area calls are not traceable because they don't contain the data needed for a successful trace.