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3 Simple Ways to Get an IMEI Number on a Locked Phone

By Matthew Lynch
February 27, 2024
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Introduction:

The International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number is a unique 15-digit identifier for cell phones and other mobile devices. When your phone is lost or stolen, this number can help authorities and your service provider to track and block it. However, sometimes you may find yourself in a situation where you need to access your IMEI number while the phone is locked. In this article, we will discuss three simple ways to obtain an IMEI number on a locked phone.

1. Check the Device’s Packaging or Receipt:

One of the easiest ways to find the IMEI number of your locked phone is by checking the device’s original packaging or receipt. The IMEI number is often printed on a label attached to the box of your device. If you still have the receipt from the purchase, it may also contain the IMEI number.

2. Use Dialer Codes (Even on a Locked Screen) :

Believe it or not, you might still be able to access your IMEI number directly from your locked device! Some smartphones allow you to enter dialer codes on their lock screens without needing to unlock them first.

Here are some dialer codes which can work:

– For Android devices: On the lock screen, open the emergency dialer and type *#06#. The IMEI number will appear on your screen instantly.

– For iOS devices: On iPhones with older iOS versions, you can tap on Emergency Call in the lower-left corner and then dial *#06#.

Please note that this method may not work for all smartphones with recent security updates.

3. Access Your Phone’s Settings via a Connected Computer:

If you have previously connected your locked phone to a computer via USB, there might be another way of obtaining its IMEI number.

– For Android devices: Begin by connecting your locked Android device to a computer with a USB cable. Open the Windows Device Manager and locate your phone under “Portable Devices.” Right-click on it and select “Properties.” Under the “Details” tab, you will find the IMEI number listed.

– For iOS devices: Connect your locked iPhone to a computer on which iTunes is installed. Locate your device in iTunes, then click on the device summary to show its information. The IMEI number will be displayed.

Conclusion:

Whether your phone has been misplaced, locked by accident, or stolen, knowing your IMEI number can be crucial for locating and securing it. We hope these three simple methods help you get the IMEI number of your locked phone effortlessly. Remember to keep a record of this essential number in case of emergencies!

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