With Magisk Updated - Change Imei

Open the changer app, input your desired 15-digit number, and reboot. Method 2: Manual Terminal Commands (Advanced)

Suggest currently working on Android 15/16.

The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number is a unique identifier assigned to every mobile device. Changing the IMEI number can be useful for various reasons, such as privacy concerns, device identification issues, or to bypass certain network restrictions. Magisk, a popular rooting tool, provides a convenient way to modify the IMEI number. This paper explores the concept of changing IMEI with Magisk, its benefits, risks, and a step-by-step guide on how to do it.

your device’s cellular capabilities, leaving it unable to connect to any network. How the Process Works

Modifying device identifiers often triggers stability issues within the Android operating system. Issue 1: "Invalid IMEI" or "No Service"

Once the app is installed, you must tell the framework to let it modify system processes: LSPosed Manager app (usually found in your notifications or app drawer). icon (puzzle piece). Select your IMEI Changer app and toggle Enable module System Framework is checked in the scope list. Step 4: Apply the New IMEI Open the IMEI Changer app you installed. The app will likely display your Current IMEI (or tap "Generate" if the app provides a randomizer). Step 5: Verify the Change To ensure the system is now reporting the spoofed number:

“But I just want to test network compatibility!” – That’s what test mode IMEIs (0044xxxxx) are for. Don’t clone someone else’s IMEI. That’s a federal crime in many places.

Now here's where things get interesting: Xposed can be used with Magisk. The Xposed Framework can be installed as a Magisk Module. Xposed Framework

Transfer the backup folder safely off the device onto a computer or cloud storage.