3 Ways to Check IMEI of an Official Phone or Not
Now the IMEI check site or the Ministry of Industry’s (Ministry of Industry) International Mobile Equipment Identity check is available again. However, how can I find out the IMEI number of a cellphone before checking its status on the Ministry of Industry website?
The IMEI number on the phone is a unique identity number that has been created by Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) is readily available in card slots manufactured by the manufacturer. If the phone has two dual SIM card slots, then there will be two IMEI numbers available on the device.
All IMEI numbers should have been registered with the Ministry of Industry when the phone was to be sold to Indonesia. Currently, the Ministry of Industry is collecting all IMEI data from official cellphones in Indonesia.
There are at least 3 ways to check your phone’s IMEI that you can do. Especially for Android smartphone users, here’s how to check the IMEI of an official cellphone or not.
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3 Ways to Check IMEI of Official Phones or Not Easily
1. Via Cellphone Settings
How to check the IMEI of the first cellphone you can try via the menu settings on mobile. Go to the Settings menu, then select About Phonethere will be IMEI information on your smartphone.
2. Pass *#06#
Next, how to check the IMEI of the smartphone by opening the menu dial on your smartphone. Then type the combination of numbers *#06#, then press the call key. Then the IMEI number will appear on your phone screen.
3. Knowing IMEI Number Through Cellphone Cards
In addition to the two methods above, you can also find out the IMEI number through the cell phone box. Usually already listed IMEI and other information.
If you have found your phone’s IMEI number, you can directly visit Ministry of Industry website. There you can see the status of your phone whether it is registered or not. Of course you know the status after you enter the IMEI number as shown below.
As is known, currently the three ministries including the Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin), the Ministry of Trade (Kemendag) and the Ministry of Communication and Information (Kominfo) are working hard to be able to apply IMEI rules in Indonesia. The regulation is expected to reduce the number of black market (BM) mobile phones in Indonesia.
