IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) - definition

IMEI is a special 15-digit chronic number that interestingly distinguishes a GSM or UMTS cell phone. It comprises of four sections and gives data, like the producer, to the portable organization. It is typically imprinted on the gadget under the battery.

IMEI can be utilized to "boycott" a taken telephone, making it hard to use by the criminal with another SIM card.