Feature phones have an IP address and other unique identifiers; This means that such a phone can also be tracked. If the phone has Internet access, the device is highly vulnerable to the same calls as modern devices.
If a push-button phone is not connected to the Network at all, there are still digital traces: these are call history and SMS messages that can be stored by telecom operators.
“If we talk about push-button phones that do not have access to the network and can only make calls and send SMS, then in this case it will still not be possible to completely hide the digital trace. The expert noted that cellular operators can store both SMS and data on calls made.
Source: Ferra
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