Installation And Usage Of Seeker In Termux

Seeker is a fully updated tool designed for Termux, enabling you to pinpoint smartphones’ locations with just a link. It offers multiple options, expanding beyond one social engineering method. Seeker gathers not only the user’s location but also other information such as public IP address, local IP address, OS, platform, and more, which can be leveraged effectively.

Unlike other tools and services that provide IP geolocation, which is often inaccurate and only offers an approximate location based on the ISP, Seeker excels in accuracy. It works best with smartphones by utilizing the HTML API to obtain location permission and then extracts the Longitude and Latitude using the device’s GPS hardware. In cases where GPS hardware is absent, such as on laptops, Seeker resorts to IP geolocation or searches for cached coordinates. Typically, the information received is accurate to about 30 meters if the user grants location permission.

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Install Seeker in Termux:

If you’re in a rush, you can simply copy and paste the command below to install it in your Termux application.

Step 1:

Before installing any tool in Termux, it’s important to update all the pre-installed packages to avoid errors. Use the following command to update them:

pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

Step 2:

Since Seeker is stored in a GitHub repository, we need to install the Git package in Termux to fetch Seeker. We also need to add cloudflared to this command. Use the following command to install Git and cloudflared:

pkg install cloudflared git -y

Wait for the Git package to be installed.

Step 3:

Now, we will clone the Seeker tool from the GitHub repository. Paste the following command and press Enter to install the tool:

git clone https://github.com/thewhiteh4t/seeker.git

The download speed depends on your internet connection.

Step 4:

The tool is downloaded in Termux, and we just need to run and go inside the project folder to start working with it. Paste the below command:

cd seeker

Step 5:

To ensure that the Seeker tool is properly installed, we need to give it execute permissions. This allows the install.sh file to execute all the necessary commands without permission denied errors. Copy and paste this command to grant permissions:

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