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The IMEI number is a unique identifier that's usually a string of 15 digits, and comes in handy if you're trying to locate a lost or stolen phone. HOW CAN I FIND MY PHONE'S IMEI NUMBER? Should you lose your phone or if it gets stolen, you'll have to furnish law enforcement authorities with the IMEI number so they can locate your device. Carriers rely on IMEI numbers to identify devices registered on their network, and in the event of a lost or stolen phone, they'll be able to blacklist the IMEI to prevent a particular device from being used on their network. 1. Open the Settings app on your Android phone. 2. Scroll down and tap on About Phone. 3. Scroll down and you will find the number under IMEI. Source: Android Central (Image credit: Source: Android Central) Another way to find your IMEI, and that's a bit easier, requires nothing more than the Phone app. Here's another way to find your IMEI: 1. Open the Phone app on your Android phone. 2. From the Dialer, dial *#06# into the Dialer. 3. Wait for the dialog box to appear. Source: Android Central (Image credit: Source: Android Central) Once you have entered this code, the MEID and any other IMEI numbers will appear on your device. This method is the easiest because it works regardless of what Android device you are using. RECOMMENDED VIDEOS FOR YOU...Android Central In the case of the first method, it's important to note that the IMEI will not be in the same place. For example, with Samsung devices, the IMEI is at the top of the About Phone area, without needing to dive any deeper. But both methods work perfectly to get you the IMEI of your device, if you don't happen to have the original box nearby. OUR TOP EQUIPMENT PICKS Google's best (opens in new tab) GOOGLE PIXEL 4 Simply take a picture and see the stars Google's Pixel 4 is one of the more impressive handsets simply because of what the camera is capable of. 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