Samsung Phone Serial Number

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Samsung android smart phones come with a special feature that allow you to track, locate, lock and wipe your Samsung smart phone remotely. You can track any lost Samsung smart phone by two methods. One is the basic method and other one is advanced. The basic method just only include the mobile tracker in which whenever someone changes the SIM you will be notified about thief’s mobile number via sms messages sent on mobile numbers stored in mobile tracker.

Some phones may display the serial number in writing on the back of the phone's casing, leading to the serial number wearing off over time. If so, you'll need to find your phone's manual or original packaging to determine its serial number. Based on the serial number, you can check the phone model. There are a couple of ways for checking the serial number. The following are 3 of the easiest ways of checking a SN number in a Samsung device. First instruction. Dial.#06# just like a phone number, on your keyboard. The serial number will appear next to the IMEI number. Second instruction. Phone Number. Follow the instructions below to display your phone’s wireless phone number. From home, tap Apps Settings About device. Tap Status Sim card status. You will see the number listed under My phone number.

Find IMEI and Serial Number on Samsung Galaxy J3: The unique IMEI number of your Android is not even arguably, if important for any activities since it is formed of those crucial digits which verify your account when you call your service provider in case of emergencies or vital necessities.
Samsung Date Codes If the serial number is 15 digits, the 8th digit is the year and the 9th digit the month. If the serial number is 11 digits, the 4th digit is the year and the 5th digit the month.
How to Find Your Phone Number on a Samsung Galaxy Device. This wikiHow teaches how to find your own phone number on your Samsung Galaxy phone. Tap the button. This button looks like and can be found at the bottom of the Home screen.
Your SIM number will show as either the 'IMSI' number, or the 'ICCID number'. You can use this number when talking to your mobile network provider. Can't find your SIM number? If you can't see your SIM number in the settings menu, you'll need to take the SIM card out of the phone and read it from the card directly.

The advanced method include locating, tracking, looking and wiping your Samsung android phone remotely via Samsung-Dive. For this you will need a Samsung account whose credentials (Username & Password) should be stored on your smart phone. In this post I will teach you how you can get back your lost Samsung android phone by using two methods, mobile tracker and Samsung-Dive. The main thing about tracking a lost Samsung android phone is that you are tracking it without any app.
Data backup is essential so in case you lose your phone you can restore the data later. You should always back up your Samsung android Smart phones with WonderShare MobileGo in case losing all file in case it got stolen or lost.
But before this you will need a valid Samsung account to use the above stated tracking services. First I will teach you to create a Samsung account.

How To Create A Samsung Account

Goto this link https://account.samsung.com/account/signUp.do
Enter your details here correctly and check the terms and conditions check-box. Then click ‘Continue’.
In second step you will be asked to verify or activate your account by verifiying your email address.
Login in to your mail account and click the verification link for account activation.
Now on your android phone go to Settings>Account and sync>Add account>Choose Samsung.
For Samsung smart phones running ice-cream-sandwich and jellybean 4.1 goto Settings>Accounts>Add Account>Choose Samsung.
Choose ‘Sign In’ and enter the email address and password to sign in.
After Signing In Samsung account will be visible in accounts section.

Now you have successfully created a Samsung account, so you are ready to setup mobile tracker and Samsung-Dive. First I will teach you to enable mobile tracker.

Enable Mobile Tracker On Samsung Android Phones

Mobile tracker is basically a SIM change alert function which is configured with your mobile phone number. So whenever the SIM is changed with new one, your phone sends alert messages to the ‘alert recipients’ numbers stored in mobile tracker from thief’s mobile number. You will receive sms messages from thief’s mobile phone number and you can easily catch him/her by mobile phone number.
Alert Recipients can be your family members, your another phone number or friends. When your phone’s sim is changed alert recipients will be notified of your stolen phone.
To enable mobile tracker on Samsung android phones, follow the steps below.

For Android 2.3 Gingerbread : Goto Settings>Location and security>Find my mobile>SIM change alert>Check it and enter your Samsung account password.
For Android 4.1 Jellybean : Goto Settings>Personal>Security>Find my mobile>SIM change alert>Check it and enter Samsung account password.
Now below it click ‘Alert message recipients’. Enter the password. Enter two trusted mobile phone numbers in it with full country code. The numbers can be of your family members.
Now in SMS message you can enter your custom message like ‘My phone is stolen and you have received a sms from thief’s mobile number’. Click done to activate.
The same sms message will be sent to your alert recipients from thief’s mobile number which will expose his mobile number to alert recipients and you can catch him/her very easily.

Locate And Track Stolen/Lost Samsung Android Phone With Samsung-Dive

Samsung-Dive is a remote service in which you can track, locate, lock and wipe your phone remotely. This only requires a Samsung account and ‘Remote controls’ enabled your phone before it is stolen. To track your stolen phone with Samsung-Dive follow the steps below.
1.First enable ‘Remote controls’ Samsung Phone Serial Number

on your Samsung android phone by going to ‘Settings>Location and security>Find my mobile>Check Remote controls’. Enter your password to enable it.
3.For android 4.1 Samsung smart phones goto ‘Settings>Location and security>Find my mobile>Check Remote controls’. Enter password click OK and see the image below.
3.Goto http://www.samsungdive.com and login with your Samsung account. You will see an image like this below.

Note : You can use a single Samsung account for multiple phones.Now I will teach you about all the Remote controls by Samsung-Dive.

Samsung-Dive Remote Controls

1.Locate My Mobile : Click this to see the location of your lost or stolen Samsung android phone on Google maps, the GPS on your stolen phone will automatically enable and will give phone’s location. You will see the current location of your phone in Samsung-Dive. Click ‘Start Tracking’ to track the phone in real-time at every 15 minutes interval for the next 12 hours.
2.Lock My Mobile : Click this to lock your mobile instantly. In the message you can enter your custom message and include your phone number in it. The same message will be displayed on stolen Samsung phone. Now enter a phone number that is with you. Now enter a pin of your choice. Now click ‘Lock’. The phone will be locked with your message and phone number displayed on lock screen. The phone number you entered will be displayed on screen of stolen/lost mobile. The other person having your phone can call only on this number by clicking it. The lock screen will look like as follows on stolen phone.

3.Ring My Mobile : Click this to ring your phone remotely any time you want. The phone will ring for one minute.

4.Call/Message Forwarding : The calls and messages can be forwarded on your desired number. If this option is enabled then when any call or message comes on the stolen Samsung phone they will be forwarded to your desired number, this mobile number should be with you. Click this option, now enter same mobile number for call and sms forwarding. Now click ‘Execute forwarding’.
5.Call Logs : You can retrieve call logs from stolen Samsung android phone. These call logs will include the phone numbers dialed, received, and missed by thief. Call logs will be displayed in Samsung-Dive with name, number and date. To retrieve call logs click it and tap ‘Retrieve call logs’.

6.Wipe My Mobile : You can remote wipe your stolen Samsung android phone. Wiping should be done if you can’t get your phone back. Remote wipe will delete all the data stored on your phone even the Samsung account, so do it as a last resort when you are unable to get your phone back. This will erase data on sd card and SIM card. Click ‘Wipe my mobile’ enter your password and click ‘Wipe’. There is another function ‘Factory Data Reset’ which will erase your phone only. I am not sure about the wipe and factory data reset function as how will they execute. Wipe function can only delete data stored on sd card and SIM card while factory data reset will erase the phone not sd card. So wipe sd card first. Do it at your own risk.
7.Unlock My Screen : You can remotely unlock your screen. Some Samsung phones doesn’t support this.
Note : For Samsung phones running android 2.3 gingerbread background data should be enabled, otherwise remote controls will not work and phone will always remain offline in Samsung-Dive. You can only track the phone when it is connected to data network and background data is enabled on it. But in phones running android ics or later there is no such problem and phone can be tracked whenever it is connected to data network.
Now you can easily track your lost/stolen Samsung android phone either by using mobile tracker or Samsung-Dive. Share this post if you like it.
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.0 (7')

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On the back of this device is a serial number of the format

RF3C6000MNA

When I go into settings on my device, and choose About Device->Status->Serial Number, this number also appears.

I can't, however, find a way of extracting this number programmatically.

I've seen loads of articles about extracting the serial number, but this returns a completely different number. (using android.os.Build.SERIAL)

I've already extracted the IMEI, and MAC address, so I don't need code for this.

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Edit: it's been a while since this answer, here's a couple of updated points:

The OP asked about Galaxy Tab 2 and for that indeed the answer was ril.serialnumber (even for the non-3G model - see this gist). According to Himanshu's answer Galaxy Tab 3 uses sys.serialnumber (also backed by this answer). sys.serialnumber makes better sense for tablets as ril.* stands for Radio Interface Layer, something most tablets are not equipped with (ril.serialnumber, respectively, makes better sense for phones).
There is no standard API for getting the device serial number (ie the serial number on the packaging - not to be confused with Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID or the various other 'unique' identifiers scattered throughout the API). This means it is up to the manufacturer to decide where to store the device serial (if at all). On the S3 Mini it's ril.serialnumber, on NexusOne it's ro.serialno (gist), on Galaxy Tab 2 it's ril.serialnumber, on Galaxy Tab 3/4 it's sys.serialnumber, on Lenovo Tab it's none of the above. These settings appear to be the usual suspects, when looking for the device serial, but shouldn't be taken for granted, and as such, shouldn't be relied on for tracking unique app installations.

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You can use the getprop command on the adb shell and check yourself that which of the files contains the correct serial number. Many times the serial number is located in different files and a code has to be device specific.

For samung Tab 3 you can use the following code:

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