SneakyFcknRusky t1_ja5f6gh wrote on February 26, 2023 at 11:44 PM

Have you ever connected to their Wi-Fi in the past? If you have your phone may briefly connect and they’re logging it, knowing you’ve been in the area.

Try turning off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when you go by this area in the event that’s being used.

Try disabling all of your location services and see if you receive the message.

It would be useful to know the context of the area you’re going to. Is it rural, urban etc

Do you go past their house on foot or in a car.

If you feel like you’re the victim of stalking though contact the local police.

Ecstatic-Storage3977 OP t1_ja5oasc wrote on February 27, 2023 at 12:53 AM

There are two points that I pass along the way to work. Both of those points are the locations where the person could be at a given time. I’ve never connected to their wifi either location. It’s more likely that they are getting a notification based on a geofence or something like that maybe. Is it possible that someone can add my telephone number and setup a geofence somehow so when I’m in a particular area they get an alert even if my location services are disabled? How they’re doing is the question because it’s really freaking me out now.

FlaaffyPink t1_ja6mknk wrote on February 27, 2023 at 5:48 AM

I don’t know what to suggest that hasn’t already been said, except that maybe—depending on your resources and perceived threat—you might consider hiring a private investigator with digital forensics expertise or a similar professional to find out what’s going on. Will you update us if you figure it out? Sincerely sorry this is happening.

Ecstatic-Storage3977 OP t1_jaf3joj wrote on February 28, 2023 at 11:49 PM

I may just do that for my own sanity I wonder if it’s possible for someone to get a trigger notification if they setup some kind of geofence or whatever you call that so when the target (me) enters that area they get a notification on their end. But then again I’m not sharing my location either so I really don’t understand.