hello every one
so
SM-W767NZAAXSA laptop support Esim cards but the internet company only support phones esim
and i was wondering if it's possible to change my imei of the laptop
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Edit or change of IMEI is illegal in quite a few of countries. For this reason, I've closed and edited your thread! XDA doesn't allow and doesn't accept discussions about or support for such an edit or change.
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Is there a way to change IMEI of redmi 7a phone, I do not use windows, Is there a way
lakjoseph23 said:
Is there a way to change IMEI of redmi 7a phone, I do not use windows, Is there a way
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@lakjoseph23 Thread closed!
Edit or change of IMEI is illegal in quite a few of countries. For this reason, I've closed and edited your thread! XDA doesn't allow and doesn't accept discussions about or support for such an edit or change.
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Hi everybody, is it possible to change imei on ..., please ?
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Hi everybody, is it possible to change imei on ..., please ?
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@tiiiit74 Thread closed and edited!
Edit or change of IMEI is illegal in quite a few of countries. For this reason, I've closed and edited your thread! XDA doesn't allow and doesn't accept discussions about or support for such an edit or change.
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Does anyone have ultimate multi tool (Umt) with crack (with loader) because I don't have any dongle and I want to change imei of OnePlus Nord n200
If anyone have crack please send
Try google.
Also xda does not allow discussing changing imei.
Nautical10 said:
I want to change imei of OnePlus Nord n200
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Greetings. While we appreciate your inquiry, and allow IMEI repair discussion, we do not allow discussion on changing the IMEI since this practice is illegal
in many countries, as is stipulated by XDA Rule #9:
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Thank you for your understanding. Thread closed.
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What would happen if I went to a Samsung store for help "any help" nothing specific and have a flashed imei on my s23 ultra that shows a s21 imei
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Seeing how that's a crime in the US, I wouldn't risk it. You're using someone's stolen property which is in and of itself a crime as is changing IMEIs.
EtherealRemnant said:
Seeing how that's a crime in the US, I wouldn't risk it. You're using someone's stolen property which is in and of itself a crime as is changing IMEIs.
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IMEI change and legality, mods please read
Good afternoon mods, I'm sorry but I had to open a thread about this topic again. It's absolutely not illegal to change your IMEI in most of the world. For instance, it's completely legal in the entirety of the US (see...
forum.xda-developers.com
Not illegal in America as long as both imeis are owned by the same person and its just not allowed on xda
If a phone is blacklisted, it means that the device was reported lost or stolen. The blacklist is a database of all the IMEI or ESN numbers that have been reported. If you have a device with a blacklisted number, your carrier may block services. In the worst-case scenario, the local authorities could seize your phone.
Stop Entertaining this guy. Whether he paid for it or not he is still in possession of stolen property.
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IMEI change and legality, mods please read
Good afternoon mods, I'm sorry but I had to open a thread about this topic again. It's absolutely not illegal to change your IMEI in most of the world. For instance, it's completely legal in the entirety of the US (see...
forum.xda-developers.com
Not illegal in America as long as both imeis are owned by the same person and its just not allowed on xda
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Incorrect. Modifying your IMEI is illegal if it is to get around a carrier blacklist. OP has stolen property and modified their IMEI to get around the blacklist, they cheerfully admitted as much in another thread they made. This is illegal. It's also illegal to knowingly be in possession of stolen property in most states. OP is in California. It can either be a misdemeanor or felony there depending on the value.
Definitely not stolen
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Definitely not stolen...
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It wouldn't be blacklisted if it wasn't stolen. Nice try though. It either belongs to a carrier or store who wasn't paid in full for it (theft) or it was lifted from someone else (also theft).
We do not permit discussions pertaining to modification of IMEI on XDA.
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