mobile How to sort is real or fake
mobile How to sort is real or fake. Now illegal mobiles are being found everywhere in the market. So new mobile buyers are worried about this. However, the days of illegally arriving, cloned, or stolen handsets are coming to an end. The National Equipment Identity Register (NEIR) is going to be activated. As a result, the country’s mobile network can no longer be contacted with illegal handsets. After the introduction of NEIR, these mobiles do not have the SIM of any mobile phone operator.
How to check whether the mobile is real or fake
BTRC has the correct IMEI verification system to see if the mobile phone is legal or illegal. For this, a database has been created, which is called NEIR. Now the work of building the infrastructure is going on. The primary database that has already been created is being used. Now anyone can go to the message option of the mobile, type KYD, enter the 15 digit IMEI number of the mobile with space and send it to 16002. In the return SMS, it will be known whether the IMEI number is stored in the BTRC database. If the return message contains information stored in the database, it will be a valid phone call.
About 116 million mobiles manufactured and imported in the country in 2019 and 2020 are stored in the IMEI database. The mobiles that will be manufactured and imported after 2021 will be added to the IMEI database. The IMEI number of the mobiles before 2016 will go directly from the NEIR (National Equipment Identity Register) to the IMEI database via ‘OK’. Mobile sets will also be registered immediately. If NEIR is enabled, no SIM card will be activated on invalid mobile sets (whose IMEI number is not in the database).
If there is an IMEI number in the database of BTRC then it should be understood that the handset is valid. IMEI number can be seen in the folder of the new handset. In that case * # /,. Etc. Apart from special marks, only 15 numbers have to be taken for SMS in BTRC. The 15 digit IMEI number used in the mobile phone can be found by dialing * # 0 ৬ # on the handset used. Basically, two databases will work to identify the real duplicate of the mobile phone.
One is the NEIR database created by the telecommunications regulator BTRC, the other is the IMEI database. Mobile operators (NEIRs) will be connected to the NEIR database, while mobile manufacturers and importers (NSAIDs) will also be connected. If there is any problem in verifying the authenticity of NEIR mobiles through these two parties, the mobiles will be kept from ‘white’ to ‘gray’. At this time customers will be given a specific time. It is learned that if the customer fails to verify the authenticity of his mobile during that time, he may be instructed to blacklist the handset and block it permanently.
