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If you are not comfortable flashing firmware or accessing deep system partitions, do not attempt to force a fix. You risk permanently "hard-bricking" your device.
The IMEI is stored in the phone's hardware and remains the same even after a . It is used by carriers to identify your specific device on their network. How to find your current IMEI
If you are not comfortable flashing firmware or accessing deep system partitions, do not attempt to force a fix. You risk permanently "hard-bricking" your device.
The IMEI is stored in the phone's hardware and remains the same even after a . It is used by carriers to identify your specific device on their network. How to find your current IMEI