[Cr3aTor]

Does anyone know how mobile spoofing works in detail? (If you don't have time to explain, maybe redirect me to some sources that explain the process in more detail)
Like not some already made software that does it.

[mothered]

It's beyond the scope of this post to document a tutorial.

If you're after a service, I recommend Burner.

[chesterbeatdeath]

Virtual machines. Each running an Android build with TextNow installed. All you need are emails to sign up. With proper anonymizing of your connection and a willingness to sign up for emails, you have 2-6 internet phones you can delete at any time. But it just dawned on me you want to pretend to call from someone else's number. I tried.

[Cr3aTor]

Virtual machines. Each running an Android build with TextNow installed. All you need are emails to sign up. With proper anonymizing of your connection and a willingness to sign up for emails, you have 2-6 internet phones you can delete at any time. But it just dawned on me you want to pretend to call from someone else's number. I tried.

Interesting idea, thanks buddy

[Bish0pQ]

I think it's not as easy as it looks. Sure you can call from other numbers, but if you're looking to spoof your own number a.k.a. caller ID, I think it would have to do something with spoofing at the level of a cell-tower or something. I don't think it's possible from your cellphone.

[Cr3aTor]

I think it's not as easy as it looks. Sure you can call from other numbers, but if you're looking to spoof your own number a.k.a. caller ID, I think it would have to do something with spoofing at the level of a cell-tower or something. I don't think it's possible from your cellphone.

That's definitely true and pretty obvious, but I was curious about this topic since there are a lot of tools out there that are doing this, but i don't really understand how it works.
I think ,maybe, if you somehow get into a pbx are you able to do this?

[Bish0pQ]

@Cr3aTor So I just watched a video that explained it pretty well. It's indeed the PBX you need, but there are webites that have set one up for you. Here is an explanation (not too technical) with an example. I think this answers your question:

[Cr3aTor]

@Cr3aTor  So I just watched a video that explained it pretty well. It's indeed the PBX you need, but there are webites that have set one up for you. Here is an explanation (not too technical) with an example. I think this answers your question:

Good reference as a starting point, thanks !
Do you think that it works with messages also?

[Bish0pQ]

@Cr3aTor It's possible to send text messages from VoIP so I guess it would be possible. I just don't think all of the VoIP software/companies offer to send text messages.

[Wizramos]

I think Kali Linux include a paid phone number spoofing service. You can try that.