IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is a serial number of your mobile phone, ussualy 15 digits (sometimes 16 digits).
IMEI ussually used for Warranty purpose as a unique identifier.
Sometimes IMEI is used by the software developer or software publisher for registration/activation purposes, so you enter your IMEI number into their website and then the website will generate some code that you can use for register/activate your software that you've been purchased.
Ussually, the IMEI is printed on the phone itself (inside the battery compartment), but you can also get this number by key in this code :
*#06# [Send/dial key]
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment