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  #2910013 4-May-2022 11:07
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Without the IMEI, you can't blacklist. If you have the SIM number that was in the phone, telcos can get the IMEI number & then blacklist the phone.

IMEI can be blocked at any stage - it's simple a 16-digit entry into a database. Doesn't matter whether or not the phone has even been turned on.




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  #2910016 4-May-2022 11:16
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1024kb: Without the IMEI, you can't blacklist. If you have the SIM number that was in the phone, telcos can get the IMEI number & then blacklist the phone.

IMEI can be blocked at any stage - it's simple a 16-digit entry into a database. Doesn't matter whether or not the phone has even been turned on.

 

Ah, thats what I thought :D

 

 





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