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2016-08-29 , 09:47
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You guys should probably remove the Imei from the pictures..
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2016-08-29 , 10:20
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You guys should probably remove the Imei from the pictures..
And then again, there's really no need for that.
Could you please explain to me why do you think there's some problem with telling people what is the IMEI of your device?
 

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2016-08-29 , 13:03
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Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
And then again, there's really no need for that.
Could you please explain to me why do you think there's some problem with telling people what is the IMEI of your device?
One might report your device stolen, using your IMEI, which could/will result in a lock of your device. One, which can unlock, as you are the real owner of this device, but why should you risk the hassle in the first place?

It's also possible to, change the IMEI of a stolen device to the one of a not stolen device, thus making the stolen device easier to sell online.
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2016-08-29 , 14:07
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Originally Posted by N912 View Post
One might report your device stolen, using your IMEI, which could/will result in a lock of your device. One, which can unlock, as you are the real owner of this device, but why should you risk the hassle in the first place?
Are you "Turkey"?
Here in Germany no single provider cares about IMEI and you trying to lock / get it back

It's also possible to, change the IMEI of a stolen device to the one of a not stolen device, thus making the stolen device easier to sell online.
True, but ...
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2016-08-29 , 14:28
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen View Post
Are you "Turkey"?
Here in Germany no single provider cares about IMEI and you trying to lock / get it back
No, Iam Germany.

They do not? I've always been told, that they do...oh well..

Originally Posted by peterleinchen View Post
True, but ...
Although quite unlikely with an old device like this, I wouldn't take the risk.
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2016-08-29 , 14:45
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The mention of hiding IMEI reminded me about those dozens of threads regarding signing applications for Symbian.
Multi-page threads full of IMEIs all around the world.
 

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2016-08-29 , 15:31
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The mention of hiding IMEI reminded me about those dozens of threads regarding signing applications for Symbian.
Multi-page threads full of IMEIs all around the world.
And unlocking threads
 

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2016-08-29 , 15:38
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The mention of hiding IMEI reminded me about those dozens of threads regarding signing applications for Symbian.
Multi-page threads full of IMEIs all around the world.
I remember using opda for generating my developer certificate.
In hindsight this might`ve also been a risky move...
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