Is your IP address linked to your SIM card?

No. IP address belong to neither SIM card nor IMEI number. IP address allocate dynamically by operator service provider (GGSN in case of 2G/3G & PGW in case of 4G) & stored in Mobile till data session active just like our computer get ip when connected to LAN/Wi-fi network.

Can you be tracked using mobile data?

Your mobile provider is indeed your ISP when you use their data services, and that means they can see a lot of your activity. Can your mobile data service provider keep track of your online browsing history and activities? Yes. Whether or not they do is a different and perhaps even more important question.

Can your data provider see your search history?

Internet Service Providers (ISPs) can see everything you do online. They can track things like which websites you visit, how long you spend on them, the content you watch, the device you’re using, and your geographic location.

Do SIM cards change your IP address?

It never changes. (You can change SIMs, but the number on any given SIM card is always that number.) The IP address is given to you by the router (or equivalent) that you connect to. Each time you connect, you get a different IP address – one for WiFi and a different one for mobile data.

Is IMEI same as IP address?

IP address means Internet Protocol address. It is a numeric address assigned to each device connected to a network. It is a 32-bit numeric address written as 4 numbers separated by periods. IMEI means International Mobile station Equipment Identity.

Can my IP address be traced if I use cellular data?

It is VERY hard (nearly impossible for an average person) to determine if your wireless provider has assigned you an IP address when you’re using a data connection, and even harder to determine what it is, so it’s less likely anyone is able to track your location when you’re just using your regular data plan.

Can a phone be tracked without a SIM card?

Meaning that even without a sim card your phone can connect to the network for emergency calls, and yes they can still track your location that way. Assisted gps uses network towers to triangulate your location.