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Android SECRET CODES updated

Secret codes, also known as USSD codes, are hidden codes that can be used to access hidden features and information on your Android phone. To use a secret code, simply enter it into the phone dialer and press the call button.

Here are some of the most useful secret codes for Android phones:

  • ##4636##*: Displays information about your phone, battery, and various network statistics.
  • #06#: Displays your phone's IMEI number.
  • ##7780##*: Runs a factory reset, erasing all data from your phone.
  • ##7594##*: Changes the power button behavior.
  • #31#: Disables caller ID.
  • *43#: Enables call waiting.
  • ##34971539##*: Displays information about the camera.
  • ##49862650468##: Checks firmware information.
  • ##225##*: Displays calendar information.
  • ##426##*: Performs a Google Play Services diagnostic.
  • ##1472365##*: Performs a GPS test.

Please be careful when using secret codes, as some of them can make changes to your phone's settings or erase data. It is always a good idea to back up your phone before using any secret codes.

Here are some additional secret codes for Android phones, grouped by category:

Phone information and usage:

  • ##2663##*: Displays the touch-screen version information.
  • ##44336##*: Displays your phone's build time.
  • ##3264##*: Checks your RAM version.
  • ##1111##*: Displays FTA software version.
  • ##2222##*: Displays FTA hardware version.
  • ##232337##: Views Bluetooth device address.
  • ##49862650468##: Views your phone's firmware information.
  • ##34971539##*: Views your camera firmware information.

Call and message management:

  • #67#: Displays call forwarding information on your phone.
  • #61#: Sees how long it takes to forward calls.
  • *31#: Turns on caller ID.
  • #31#: Turns off caller ID.
  • *43#: Turns on call waiting.
  • #43#: Turns off call waiting.
  • 50057672#: Sees your SMS message center number.

Testing and diagnostics:

  • ##7780##*: Runs a factory reset.
  • ##426##*: Performs a Google Play Services diagnostic.
  • ##1472365##*: Performs a GPS test.
  • ##232338##*: Displays your Wi-Fi network's MAC address.
  • ##7594##*: Changes the power button behavior.

Please note that not all secret codes work on all Android phones. Some codes may be specific to certain phone manufacturers or models. It is always best to consult your phone's manual or documentation to see if a particular secret code is supported.

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