On iPhone phones secret codes (a combination of numbers and symbols), which not everyone knows about, work effectively. However, with their help you can easily and instantly display information about the SIM card, connected services, IMEI code and much more on the device screen. In this article, the operation of such codes will be discussed in detail.

Secret codes in action

Secret codes for iPhone are commands that consist of symbols and numbers. They allow you to quickly get necessary information anywhere.

Code *#06# . With its help, the owner of any smartphone can view IMEI number. This command works on all mobile devices.

Code *#21# . This code provides information about activated forwarding of messages, calls and other data. This command also works on all mobile devices.

Code *#62# . It allows the phone owner to find out the number to which incoming calls are forwarded when the iPhone is turned on or the device is out of coverage area.

Code ##002# . The command allows you to disable any call forwarding. As a result, only the owner of the phone will receive calls.

Code *#30# . Displays information about the number of the incoming subscriber.

Code *#33# . Displays information about the blocking of outgoing services supported by the device, such as SMS, calls and other data that the phone owner needs.

Code *#43# . Displays call waiting information on the screen.

Code *#61# . Displays a report on the number of missed calls.

Code *#67# . Displays information about the presentation of the connected identified number.

Code *225# . Displays balance according to tariff plans on a credit basis.

Code *646# . Displays information about calls according to tariff plans on a credit basis.

Code *777# . Displays the current balance, as well as the operator information menu, depending on mobile operator which is used.

Code *3001#12345#* . It is otherwise called the “James Bond” menu. When it is entered, information about the SIM card appears on the screen, signal strength cellular networks. In addition, the phone owner can see the reception indicators cellular signal. Data is promptly updated.

The secret ones discussed above iPhone codes do not work on all devices of this type, because certain services may not be supported by certain mobile operators.

One more thing: you need to proceed with caution when applying these codes. Entering a command incorrectly can lead to undesirable consequences or disrupt the operation of the smartphone.

Service codes for mobile phones are a set of commands with which you can get various secret technical information about the handset. For devices, for example, from Samsung, this has always been the norm. But Apple is extremely reluctant to share such information with the audience, but this does not mean that it is impossible to access it. As much as possible!

Typically, all these codes and ciphers are dialed from the device's dialer. In other words, this is the place from where any user can dial the subscriber’s number, USSD command, or simply poke touch buttons and listen to the beeps made by the handset.

Many people know that, for example, the command *#06# shows the IMEI of any mobile phone or devices with a radio module. This is a mandatory requirement for all such devices intended to operate in GSM networks, WCDMA and IBEN. All other codes are at the discretion of the manufacturer.

In fact, it's very useful thing for consumers. Before purchasing a device, you can always check the functionality of its main technical components: display, microphone, sensors, and so on. First of all, this applies to devices from the South Korean electronics giant Samsung.

And for Apple iPhone there is something interesting. It is connected primarily with the operation of the smartphone’s radio module and setting up its interaction with the operator. So, below are the commands we are interested in:

*3001#12345#* – access to basic information about the inserted SIM card, operator network, current signal status, etc.

*#43# – information about call waiting.

*43# – be careful, this command activates the call waiting function.

#43# – and this one already deactivates call waiting.

*#21# – receive information about call forwarding.

##002# – deactivate call forwarding.

*#33# – information about blocking outgoing calls, messages, etc.

*33*# – activate call blocking.

#33*# – remove this lock.

#31#phone number – set to block the number for the call.

*3370# – activation of the full-bit encoding script. Leads to improved communication quality, but directly affects battery consumption.

#3370# – disable the above mode.

*#5005*7672# – read number service center for the operator installed in the phone SIM card.

Godmode, of course, won’t open, but that’s still something. Thus, through experimentation, you can configure in detail incoming / outgoing calls on a newly purchased iPhone. Good opportunity get the most out of your smartphone without resorting to various hacks and other illegal things.

Did you know that iPhones have secret codes? With their help, you can see a lot: from signal strength to call forwarding status. So, let's see what we can do here:

1. Hide your phone number

If you need to hide your phone number, just perform this simple manipulation, and you will already be calling as “Unknown”.

2. How to find out the signal strength

Sticks and dashes are today a visual representation of signal strength that lacks precision. Enable “Field Test Mode” and dial the number as above. Then, after the call starts, hold down the power button. Once the screen turns off, press the center button and wait until you return to home screen. You will be interested in the number in the upper left corner of the iPhone, which will replace the sticks indicating signal strength.

3. Find out your unique phone code

It is in the settings, but in order not to search for a long time, just dial the following combination of numbers.

4. Determine where your messages go

Any SMS first gets to the SMS center using a special identification number. To find it out, dial *#5005*7672# and call! Voila!

5. Call barring and call waiting mode

Call barring mode allows you to block incoming and outgoing calls, and the “standby” mode allows you to hold the current or incoming call. If you have paid for both of these services, you can use the above codes.

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