[irApeX]

Uhmm... I'm sure it can, but it's not very accurate, it gives you a radius within 50km of where it is, but it's not exactly precise. I've seen it before.

[Gяαη∂тнεfтнσяsε]

Of course it can be traced. It's a public website.

[Jet‌‌‌]

Are people really that afraid to use the word black that they have to say African American? Grow a pair holy fuck

[waqob]

I don't think they even record the IP's of anonymous users. Because I tried blocking my own IP from sending questions to my account (just to test) but failed.

[Loser Douche Bag #35]

lmao isn't ask.fm like dead now? It use to be super popular 2 years ago but site is slowly dying, I hope tbh it goes back again cause I'd love to ask some people questions anonymously.

[Tyler the Creator]

have u ever slept with a black women?

no?

u racist

[Callofdutypro]

Give me there addresses and me and my gang will bust a lock

[iloominati]

http://www.lawqa.com/qa/is-it-legal-to-c...erson-nice person

[IntelliJ]

If you're harassing him, it's a) a douche bag thing to do, b) not necessarily against the law but if you continue it can be harassment.

Ask.Fm can be tracked. Everything on the internet can be tracked. If the police are really interested in getting you, they just contact Ask.FM with a warrant and Ask will give them your IP, everything you've posted, when it was posted, and if you ever had an Ask.fm account on the same IP they'll send that information, too.

Stop fucking with people.

[IntelliJ]

Yes, but by looking at the cases where teens were bullied to suicide, the bullies never got caught. Admins didn't give away any information and hope it will be kept that way.

Completely wrong.
1) Bullies are often caught, with charges brought against them.
2) Admins will give information away willingly if their site's integrity is threatened.
3) This is the government we're talking about. They want something, they get it.