Open the , find the app in the "Modules" section, and enable it. Change the ID : Open the IMEI Changer app. Enter the new IMEI and click "Apply" or "Save." Reboot : Restart your phone for the changes to take effect. Method 2: Manual Terminal Method (Advanced)

What is your exact and processor type (Qualcomm, MediaTek, Exynos)? What Android version are you currently running?

The device must be actively rooted with the official Magisk app.

The author and publisher disclaim any responsibility for damages or losses resulting from the use of this guide. Changing IMEI with Magisk is performed at your own risk. Always follow best practices and exercise caution when modifying your device's system files.

There are two primary systemless paths to modify how your device reports its IMEI: using specialized Magisk Modules or leveraging Xposed frameworks running on top of Magisk. Method 1: Using Custom Magisk Modules (Terminal-Based)

For more information on changing IMEI with Magisk, explore the following resources:

Before proceeding, you must understand the risks and legal implications of altering an IMEI number:

Therefore, it is crucial to understand the distinction between spoofing the IMEI (masking what the operating system reports) and permanently changing the IMEI (altering the number stored on the modem hardware).

During aggressive custom ROM flashing or firmware downgrades, the EFS or NVRAM partition can become corrupted, resulting in an "IMEI Null" or "IMEI 0000000000000" error. In these cases, users look for tools to restore their original, legal IMEI to regain cellular connectivity.

Before attempting to change your IMEI using Magisk, ensure you have the following: