1. This code activates call waiting; to deactivate it, enter #43#
Principles that work with the majority of cell phones
These codes should be compatible with the majority of cell phones. Depending on the provider, some may not be usable.
2. Check Your Billing Cycle: *3282#
I was only able to get this to work on Android once more. It sent me an SMS with my billing information.
3. Hide Your Phone From Caller ID: #31#
Hide Your Phone From Caller ID: #31#
It's compatible with Android. However, inputting this code resulted in a message claiming that the Caller ID was deactivated. To reactivate Caller ID, go to Settings > Caller ID > Reactivate Caller ID. *31# .
3. Check Your Bill Balance: *225#
It sends an SMS message to Android users with the current balance outstanding.
Charges codes include:
Code Function
*100#[Dial] Request number and balance (Prepaid)
*101#[Dial] Request number and balance (Prepaid)
4. Hide Your Phone From Caller ID: #31# It'ss compatible with Android. However, inputting this code resulted in a message claiming that the Caller ID was deactivated. To reactivate Caller ID, go to Settings > Caller ID > Reactivate Caller ID. *31# .
5. SMS Message Center: *5005*7672#
Message Center for SMS This code will give you the number of your SMS message center.
Send SMS delayed:
Enter at the start of the SMS the text
*Later [seconds]#
And replace [seconds] with a number, e.g., 10 for 10 seconds
Example:
*Later 30#Hello, see you soon
Do not forget the space between later and the seconds!
This does not work with all providers.
6. Examine the Minutes You Have Available: *646#
This one appears to only work with postpaid plans. It is compatible with the Galaxy phone. Instead of displaying the information on a new screen, it sends a text message to the phone.
7. Check Your Call Forwarding: *#67#
Wyou'reu'res busy or reject a call. You can use this code to see which number your phone is currently forwarding calls to.
This is most likely ycarrier'ser's voicemail service by default. Still, you can modify it to forward to a different phone number (a home number, office number, or third-party answering service, for example). You may update this number on an iPhone by navigating to Settings > Phone > Call Forwarding. Tap the Phone app > hamburger symbol > Settings > Call > More Settings > Call forwarding on Android (varies by OS).
8. Find Out More About Call Forwarding: *#61#
This code generated a pop-up on a Galaxy phone that explained how long it would take for a call to be forwarded to the message Centre. This code displays the same information as *#67# on the iPhone, regardless of carrier. a diversion for all conditions above:
Code Function
*#004*number# Divert to the given number
#004# Deactivate call diversion
##004# Remove call diversion
*#004# Inquire about call diversion status
Always swerve:
Code Function : *#21*number# Always divert to the specified number.
Deactivate call diversion (#21#).
##21# Remove the call diversion.
*#21# Inquire about call diversion status.
Remove all call diverts:
Code Function : ##002#[dial] Remove all call reroutes.
9. Mobile IMEI: *#06#
To use it, enter the above code, then press the green call button to enter your IMEI numberdevice'sevice's IMEI is unique. The number can be you "ed to "bl" list" stolen devices or provide customer service, among other things.
10. General ModeIt's0*#
It's compatible with Android. This brings up a menu of several phone functions that can be accessed with a single button press (Sleep, Front Cam, Vibration, etc.)
Field Mode: *3001#12345#*
To "access "Fie" d Mode," dial *3001#12345#* in phone's phone's dialer and then press the green call button. This will give you information about local networks and cell You'll.
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Conclusion:
Some of these codes apply to everyone, while others are not. Some codes are rendered useless for particular phones, while others are restricted to specific manufacturers.
Furthermore, keep in mind that some of these codes can and will wipe your entire smartphone.
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