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How to Identify or Trace a Private Number Calling My Phone?

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  • #1 4830714
    Xander99
    Level 11  
    Hello.
    I have been getting calls from an unlisted number very often for some time.
    Is it possible to somehow check what number it is?
    Maybe the operator or the police?
    Please help.
    Best regards.
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  • #2 4830759
    arem
    Level 39  
    yes - you call the operator and say that someone is calling you, and you do not know who it is and you want to know.
    But seriously - if it is very inconvenient for you - someone is fooling around or is threatening you, refer the case to the prosecutor.
    Nobody will tell you from what number you were called, but the prosecutor, while conducting the case, may ask the operator for such data and he must give it to him. It is similar with the police.
  • #3 4830763
    dickheadGSM
    Level 31  
    Rather, the prosecutor may demand it from the operator, but there must be some accusations, so you have to start with the police.
  • #4 4832021
    rombol
    Level 11  
    This is a legal problem, not an "electronic" problem.
    This number may be disclosed to "authorized" authorities.
    In the case of the police, this may request disclosure of n-ru "in connection with the ongoing proceedings". Police, prosecutor's office and others cannot check this number out of curiosity.
  • #5 4832417
    eslukal
    Level 12  
    Pick up and ask who's talking? :D he, he :D
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  • #6 4832793
    Kyrzan
    Level 15  
    I've been doing something similar recently.
    I picked up a call to an unlisted number.
    a few guys were making fun of themselves, insults flew for 2 minutes, then they were out of vain, I encouraged them to come up with something interesting, but to get away. They hung up. It was my first and only such case.
    I went to my operator (+) and said that I wanted this number not to call me anymore, that the call was from an unlisted number.
    in BOK they told me that yes, they will not block the possibilities. calls this number to mine, I would have to know the number and write a letter and MAYBE something they would do.
    If I know the number, they offered to set the filtration on the phone, unfortunately mine does not have this function.
    If the number is unlisted, they do not try to determine what the number is because "it's a job for several technicians" and they do it only at the request of the police, court, etc.
    So it's best to go to the police, give your phone number, call time, and even better if you have at least part of such a recorded call, because they may not believe it.
    I don't know what to do next
    I wish you as few such situations as possible.
  • #7 4839408
    piasek1990
    Level 19  
    With the proprietary restrictions, it is a very ******* thing, and the more so that, for example, in heyah you can do it with one stupid code.
    Once, someone gave me signals for 2 months. I couldn't find out who it was because he disconnected, I couldn't call either, because I didn't have a number ... and I think to fly with something like that, it's a bit of exaggeration ... well, maybe something threatening or something else ...
    so I wonder what is the reservation of numbers at all?
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  • #8 5001396
    hs89
    Level 1  
    mom is just such a situation, someone does it maliciously: ---> from the reserved number to the home number, and arrows on the mobile

    And the third thing, it is possible to get the ip number of the computer if someone sends me text messages from the plusgsm.pl gateway ??
  • #9 5007521
    balooon
    Level 11  
    More than once I have had such unpleasant cases. And the solution is simple. The service of turning on the hidden number should cost us PLN 2.44 each time at startup. Then, for what you really need (salesmen, etc.), it won't be a big expense. On the other hand, for the idiot shop, yes ...
  • #10 5013430
    medicb
    Level 28  
    I'm a little bit different: if someone has problems with pranksters who throw arrows on "home", it is enough for one evening to redirect calls to a mobile phone and everything is clear :D you can see the numbers.
  • #12 5016054
    gimof
    Level 27  
    piasek1990 wrote:
    and the more so that, for example, in heyah you can do it with one stupid code.
    In orange, you have it as a standard service :P
    Heh, in general, there is nothing to worry about reserved, if someone does not have the courage to introduce himself, I usually do not answer. The same with any advertising or orange, please reveal your number then we can talk.
    And if there are actually insults, etc., what's the trouble to turn on call recording?
    Police, etc ... the case will drag - as always, but peace of mind is guaranteed.
  • #13 5072766
    Zi0mal
    Level 12  
    And I was in the police for the third month waiting for the effect of our government's work and nothing but as I have PPC with windows mobile, I installed an application called Call Firewall, there is an option in it that rejects calls without a number so that I do not even know when someone called me only when I check the list of connections, I can see that an hour ago I had such an incident
  • #14 8046445
    tofik2326
    Level 2  
    I think the code * # 30 # will help :)
  • #15 8046461
    koala106
    Level 39  
    tofik2326 wrote:
    I think the code * # 30 # will help :)
    will help but for what? - because he will definitely not provide the unlisted number.
    As for restricted / private numbers - I have dealt with the topic and the best solution is to use a cell with symbian / windows mobile and some connection manager in which we set redirects from restricted or block them.
  • #16 8046978
    Zi0mal
    Level 12  
    So I will refresh some threads, my case was clarified in a few days after the post here on the forum, they found jokers, there was a case in court for burdensome teasing and of course it was not without a financial penalty, and then plus introduced such a service that when someone calls from the reserved he hears a message that if he wants to talk to me, turn on the number
  • #17 8047021
    koala106
    Level 39  
    And you do not know how other operators - do they offer something similar?
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  • #18 8050405
    basstec
    Level 34  
    It would be very good, I do not answer from the restricted ones, my friends know that if I do not answer, they discover the number and call a second time. Such information that I do not receive from the proprietary would be an ideal solution.
  • #19 8050793
    Zi0mal
    Level 12  
    so far this service is only in plus and only for subscriber users they do not offer it in the mix
  • #20 9944840
    ulanski
    Level 1  
    Hello. Maybe someone will try to explain this situation: I have blocked private conversations, that if someone calls me from a private one, he hears in his earpiece that I do not wish to call me from the reserved one, etc. I was glad because my friends who tried to call me from the reserved one could hear this message so they had to unblock the number and here a surprise one day a private number calls me and I pick up a bank with a proposal !!! what's up? do banks have exceptions? after all, there is a blockade on all private ones (I think)
  • #21 9944863
    avatar
    Level 36  
    ulanski wrote:
    Hello. Maybe someone will try to explain this situation: I have blocked private conversations, that if someone calls me from a private one, he hears in his earpiece that I do not wish to call me from the reserved one, etc. I was glad because my friends who tried to call me from the reserved one could hear this message so they had to unblock the number and here a surprise one day a private number calls me and I pick up a bank with a proposal !!! what's up? do banks have exceptions? after all, there is a blockade on all private ones (I think)

    Report a complaint to the operator that the function does not work for you and you want compensation for this condition, sometimes it is because for technical reasons the private number is put on your phone and you will not do anything about the meatball
  • #22 9945801
    Zi0mal
    Level 12  
    It is possible from the analog exchange, e.g. TP, I read somewhere that it is the only such possibility
  • #23 9950498
    basstec
    Level 34  
    basstec wrote:
    It would be very good, I do not answer from the restricted ones, my friends know that if I do not answer, they discover the number and call a second time. Such information that I do not receive from the proprietary would be an ideal solution.

    I was missing, I have this option in play :) I set myself that I do not answer from restricted numbers and now anyone who hides the number and calls will hear information like: the user of this number has a blockade from incoming restricted numbers enabled, if you want to call disable hiding the number.
    Since then, I have peace of mind :)
  • #24 9952851
    DuzyPulpet
    Level 10  
    A buddy had a problem with a young lady who was notoriously calling for a stationary one. Maybe she wanted to hear his voice? I do not know... :) The girl was unearthly, she did not realize that nothing of this relationship is good and just a waste of money for such connections. Of course, she did not admit that she was the bell. So one day my friend redirected the calls to the cell phone, the Miss's number was elegantly displayed and it was after the birds :)
    Since then, the guest has peace with the passionate admirers.
  • #25 9953621
    sebol*
    Level 15  
    medicb wrote:

    I'm a little bit different: if someone has problems with pranksters who throw arrows on "home", it is enough for one evening to redirect calls to a mobile phone and everything is clear :D you can see the numbers.

    DuzyPulpet wrote:
    So one day my friend redirected the calls to the cell phone, the Miss's number was elegantly displayed and it was after the birds

    Guys, it's incredible ... After all, a landline phone with caller identification is a standard, for 45 PLN you can buy :D from 8 years ago, you had to spend more, but they were also available ...
  • #26 9953672
    McMonster
    Level 32  
    A landline phone ... if I didn't have an internal telephone network, I would have forgotten what such a device looks like.
  • #27 9953758
    sebol*
    Level 15  
    McMonster wrote:
    A landline phone ... if I didn't have an internal telephone network, I would have forgotten what such a device looks like.

    Today, a landline phone is a mandatory element (or a tribute for "maintaining the link") if you want to use the Internet via ADSL in villages with gusts up to 2Mb, where there is no other access option. He sticks to it for a drink and pays the subscription :D
  • #28 10133819
    rafbid
    Level 33  
    What is the difference between '' Private number '' from '' (no number)?

Topic summary

To identify or trace calls from a private number, users are advised to contact their phone operator or the police. Operators typically do not disclose unlisted numbers without legal authority, such as a police investigation or prosecutor's request. Some users have shared experiences of prank calls and suggested that blocking private numbers or using call filtering applications can help manage unwanted calls. Additionally, certain mobile operators offer services that inform callers that their number is blocked if they call from a private number. However, there are limitations, and some users have reported that banks may bypass these restrictions. Overall, the consensus is that legal channels are necessary for tracing private numbers, while technical solutions can help mitigate the issue.
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