Changing your device's IMEI is a sensitive operation that is often restricted by law and can lead to permanent hardware issues if done incorrectly. While itself does not have a native "change IMEI" button, it provides the root environment necessary for tools that can.

To check if it worked (without looking at *#06# which often shows the real hardware IMEI):

: Similar to Android Faker, this module can intercept system calls from apps requesting your IMEI and return a custom value instead. 2. Permanent IMEI Rewriting (Chipset Specific)

: Use Magisk/ADB to enable diagnostic mode ( setprop sys.usb.config diag,adb ), back up the QCN file , modify the IMEI within that file using a hex editor or QCN tool, and restore the modified file to the device. MediaTek (MTK) Devices Requirements : Root access or entry into Engineer Mode .

The IMEI is a unique identifier assigned to a mobile device, used to identify it on a cellular network. It's usually printed on the device's packaging or can be found in the device's settings.

: These are LSPosed modules that can spoof identifiers (IMEI, Android ID, MAC address) for specific applications. Android-IMEI-Changer (GitHub)

: Certain models (Pixel 3-5) can use specific IMEI repair tools or flashing methods to restore missing IMEIs caused by software corruption.