This tutorial assumes you have MediaTek (MTK) or Qualcomm (SD) with a device (OnePlus, Xiaomi, Pixel, Nothing).
The Xiaomi_IMEI_Hide module replaces the IMEI during system boot, ensuring that applications cannot read the real IMEI without permissions. After installation, commands will display a fake IMEI like ro.ril.miui.imei0=123456789012345 instead of the real one.
Open an ADB shell or a local terminal emulator app and type: getprop | grep imei Use code with caution.
The EFS partition contains unique calibration data for your phone's antennas. If this partition is corrupted or improperly wiped during an identity change attempt, the device will lose all network connectivity permanently (No Signal / Invalid IMEI). change imei with magisk exclusive
, edit the hex values to the new IMEI, and then flash it back. ⚠️ Critical Warnings Before attempting anything, you must understand the stakes: Legal Issues
su imei-changer --set-imei1 490154203237518
Install the zip file (downloaded from a trusted repository like GitHub). Reboot your device to activate the module. Step 2: Configure System Properties via Terminal Download a terminal emulator app from a secure app store. Open the terminal and type su to grant root access. Approve the Magisk root prompt. This tutorial assumes you have MediaTek (MTK) or
Magisk has revolutionized Android modification by providing a systemless approach to rooting and module installation. While the technical capability to modify IMEI exists through various Magisk-compatible modules and frameworks, it comes with significant legal and technical risks.
Open your .sh script and increase the sleep timer value from 10 to 20 or 30 seconds to allow the system to settle before applying modifications. Conclusion
Have you tried the new Zygisk-based IMEI spoofers? Let me know in the comments below. Open an ADB shell or a local terminal
Some software-based identifier changers use this mechanism to trick specific user-space apps into reading a spoofed value. The Limitation of Systemless Hooks
This is the only way to effectively "change" the IMEI for applications on a Magisk-rooted device. This method changes the number at the .
: Modifying the EFS or QCN partitions is the most common way to permanently destroy a phone. : Changing an IMEI can break features like Google Pay banking apps OTA updates because the device's "integrity" is compromised. : Modern carrier networks use advanced IMEI detection