Feature image titled "How Governments Track IP Addresses," illustrating the surveillance process. A central "Government" monitoring hub is shown receiving data streams from an "ISP" (Internet Service Provider) to trace a user's digital footprint and physical location on a global map.

How does the government track down people using their IP addresses?

Queries: How does the government track down people using their IP addresses? Why is it difficult for them to catch scammers and hackers?   IP addresses serve as unique identifiers for internet users, enabling connectivity and interaction. Governments and law enforcement agencies utilize these digital signatures to track down individuals involved in illegal online activities.   However, capturing scammers and hackers isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. DespiteRead more

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