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Yes, you can track cell phones if you ever lose your cell phone. You can use the unique code every cell phone has to trace it to the last location where it was used.

Usually, burner phones or disposable phones as they are commonly known as, cannot be tracked. However, third parties can geolocate the burner phones by accessing the phone's GPS and Wi-Fi.

When you turn your phone off, it automatically stops communicating with the cell phone towers in the vicinity. However, you can track the cell phone to the last location before it was turned off.

On an Android phone it's even simpler. 1) Open Settings. 2) Scroll down to Location. 3) You'll see an on/off switch in the top right. 4) Tap on Location>Google Location History. 5) Once again there's a button in the top right that lets you turn your location history on or off.

On an Android phone it's even simpler. 1.Open Settings. 2.Scroll down to Location. 3.You'll see an on/off switch in the top right. 4.Tap on Location > Google Location History. 5.Once again there's a button in the top right that lets you turn your location history on or off.

Location services and cell phone tracking are completely different; the EXIF data, that is used in cell phone tracking is not considered as a location service, but it is used to track your location.