Skip to main content

Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

By Administrator
The abbreviation " VPN " has slowly become established among average Internet users, which is certainly good, but the problem is that people have started to see VPN as the ultimate solution to all problems.
Post a Comment

How to change IMEI number on Android phone?

By Administrator
How to change IMEI number on Android phone?

IMEI is an abbreviation of "international mobile equipment identity" and each mobile phone should have a unique IMEI number. You cannot change this number with the operator, but you can temporarily change it on your device. It allows the operator to accurately identify your device and thus enable/disable network services. Also, you can use the possibility of changing the IMEI number, at least for a short time, if you know exactly what you want, but I leave those ideas to you because this is an educational article.

0) Your phone must be Rooted and have an Xposed application

If you don't know how to install Xposed and do Root, then maybe this tutorial is not for you. If you think you will know how to Root and install Xposed, read THIS article and install Xposed from THIS link.

1) Installation of Xposed module

You will need an Xposed module. Install "Xposed IMEI Changer" from THIS link for free. Enter the Xposed application and enable the module. Restart the phone (it can also be a soft reboot).

2) Save the old IMEI number

Enter the phone settings, then in the section "About the phone" and then in the "Status" and see what the IMEI is. Write it down somewhere.

3) Replace with new ones

Open the application and enter the desired IMEI number in the field. If you want to enable a random set of the IMEI number on each new request, you will need the PRO version. As I said, the change is temporary and the PRO version of the app will automatically change the IMEI for you. Now all you have to do is click "Apply" and the new IMEI has been saved!

4) Check

Repeat step 2

I disclaim any liability for any damages and consequences, for the device and/or the user, due to the use of information and tools from this article. You do everything at your own risk!

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular this month

Chrome crashed in Pwn2Own

By Administrator
Google's Chrome browser crashed during the Pwn2Own competition. Yesterday, the first of three days of the competition was held. Although Pwn2Own has been untouchable in the past two years , the French team, Vupen, was the first to show the existence of two weak points within this browser when it runs on the Windows 7 operating system.
Post a Comment
Read more

Mobile Browsers

By Administrator
The Internet on mobile devices is becoming more popular and has more and more users. As mobile internet expands, so do mobile browsers. Although the devices themselves already have built-in basic internet browsers, new browsers are constantly appearing. The reason is that each of the programs brings something new and useful. For example, Opera Mini is most popular on older phone models that use Java applications, while on Android platforms Chrome , Firefox ,  Dolphin , and xScope are more represented.
Post a Comment
Read more

Nintendo server hacked!

By Administrator
Problems with hackers are no longer just PlayStation 3 exclusives. Nintendo confirmed yesterday that their Nintendo America server was hacked but that no information or data was compromised during the attack.
Post a Comment
Read more

The first Lion update

By Administrator
As part of a software update released yesterday, Apple released OS X 10.7.1 , the first update for their operating system that carries patches for several security vulnerabilities and bugs that accompanied the initial release.
Post a Comment
Read more

Sony Xperia Z5 Dual Sim review [video + images]

By Administrator
The Xperia Z5 is another great flagship model from the Z family of devices that Sony launched in September this year, about a month ago. The case design is great . The side edges are slightly curved to make the phone fit better in the hand, and the back of the device has a fine finish so there are no glare and fingerprints.
Post a Comment
Read more