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Is there any software that can track person's movement over a map, just by entering their phone number? (unknown to them)

His exact location must be shown on the map. Must be precise, fast, with live updates. Should work in the whole world, or in as many countries as possible.

It must be free of cost.

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    Please edit your question and tell us more. Do you want live updates? How fast,how precise? You are not even telling us for what OS.... – user416 Sep 25 '15 at 7:48
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    I further assume this shall happen with the owners full consent, so whoever has the "tracked device" must actively opt-in to enable tracking. Otherwise it might be illegal for us to present answers. If this opt-in is OK, please take a look at What is required for a question to contain "enough information"? – and then, as Jan already suggested, please edit your question accordingly. – Izzy♦ Sep 25 '15 at 7:55
  • It is not clear if you mean that you want to track one phone using a second phone, or just to track a single phone – Mawg says reinstate Monica Sep 25 '15 at 10:02
  • yea using another phone in hand or using software on PC. And for OS part, Its windows on PC and Android on phone. @JanDoggen Mawg – Parmod Siroha Sep 25 '15 at 10:10
  • Please answer all questions asked here (especially don't sidestep the one about legal consent) and edit your question so that all relevant information is in there. Add tags gratis windows android. Comments disappear. – user416 Sep 25 '15 at 10:12
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No software can do this.

The geographical information associated to phone numbers is confidential. It is known only by the network operators, and by the spies who can see what happens at the network operators. They will not reveal it, especially not for free.

The network operator doesn't know the exact location anyway. The best they have is what cell the phone is connected to, which could cover a wide area.

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  • okk sir! But I would still be researching about this and thank you. ;) @Nicolas Raoul – Parmod Siroha Sep 25 '15 at 12:23
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    The network operator doesn't know the exact location anyway. The best they have is what cell the phone is connected to, which could cover a wide area. – vclaw Sep 29 '15 at 1:57
  • Thanks @vclaw, I added your insightful info! – Nicolas Raoul♦ Sep 29 '15 at 4:32

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