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A mobile device's built-in functionality enabling the usage of locator applications is called GPS.

the Global Positioning System, or GPS. The United States government currently owns and is in charge of this technology, which was created by the U.S. Navy. It is largely a North American utility and is available for usage by anyone. As with other devices, a mobile phone's GPS gathers up satellite signals, calculates their timing, and determines your location using that information. Other than the satellite signals that are broadcast to everyone, the GPS system is fully passive; nothing more has to be sent or received. Since the GPS is a passive system, you can only receive signals, there is no fee to use it. The cost of offering a navigation service is actually the cost of setup and maintenance because the GPS is "free."

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