How Can I Track My Phone At Home? This Free Web Portal Will Help You

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Track My Phone Website

Now it will be easy to find a stolen or lost phone, this government website will help. The Indian government has launched a new web portal service to provide help to the people. Through this service, people can easily track their smartphones, stolen or lost phones. Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad launched the portal on Wednesday.

At the same time, the government has given this service the name “Central Equipment Identity Register”.

On the other hand, through this portal, the phone can be disconnected from other networks. In addition, this portal will track the phone Location of users’ phones.

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Free Phone Tracker Web Portal

1. With the help of this web portal, users can block phones, search for stolen or lost phones, Track Smartphone locations, and save the IMEI number.
2. Let me tell you that the phone is identified only through the IMEI number.
3. At the same time, IMEI numbers are reprogrammable, so they can also be changed.
4. Often, thieves change the number after the theft of the phone.

Phone Locator Complaint

1. If you have stolen the phone, you must first submit an FIR at the police station.
2. After this, you must provide information about the theft at Telecommunications Support Center number 1442.
3. Your phone will now be locked.
4. According to the report, as soon as the SIM is used on the locked phone, the telecommunications company must inform the police station.
5. Currently, the government has started this service in Maharashtra.
6. Soon this service will be introduced in other states.

Central Equipment Identification Registry (CEIR)

Why in the discussion?

1. Recently, the Maharashtra government has launched a pilot project to track stolen mobile phones.

Track My Phone key points

1. The project allows mobile customers in Maharashtra to report their stolen mobile phones reports.
2. In addition, it also offers the possibility of blocking stolen mobile phones, thus avoiding the possibility of reusing stolen mobile phones.
3. If someone tries to use the stolen mobile, the Telecommunications Service Provider (TSP) may identify the new user of that mobile.
4. In addition to this, TSP will provide assistance to the police in mobile traceability. Along with this, the use of IMEI duplicates (International Mobile Equipment Identity) will also be stopped through this project.

IMEI For Find My Device Location

International mobile device identification number (the International Identity of mobile equipment – IMEI)

1. The international mobile device identity number (IMEI) is considered the unique identification of a mobile phone device. This can be known by dialing * # 06 # on the mobile.
2. IMEI Each mobile phone or broadband device has a specific 15-digit code that accurately identifies the model, version, and other device information.
3. The IMEI number is programmed together with the structure of the SIM card in the mobile phone. Usually, phones with 2 SIM slots have two IMEI numbers.
4. Any phone is identified based on its IMEI number. Currently, a second IMEI number is cloned and programmed into a stolen mobile phone, which results in multiple mobile phone devices with the same IMEI number.

Therefore, the Department of Telecommunications, Government of India (Department of Telecommunications, DoT) created a database called Central Equipment Identity Registry (CEIR) to address mobile security and other concerns, including reprogramming mobile phones.

CEIR For Track My Location

Central device identification register (Central Equipment Identity Registry – CEIR)

1. By order of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), each mobile network provider in India has a Computer Identity Registry (EIR) or a database of mobile phones connected to its network.
2. All team identity records: EIR shares all information with the central team identification record. The Central Device Identification Registry is the storage center for all mobile phones connected to all networks in India.
3. The international mobile device identification number (IMEI) of the mobile device, which is a unique 15-digit code, is attached to the central identification register of the device. Accurately identify the model, version and other device information.
4. The availability of such a centralized database helps to identify and block the theft of mobile phones or illegal mobile phones.
5. Currently, the mobile service provider blacklists the IMEI of stolen mobile phones based on their EIR.

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