WikiTechLibrary has unveiled a series of secret codes for the APPLE iPad 2 CDMA. These codes allow users to access hidden features and advanced options of iOS that are typically inaccessible to regular users.
The first code, 3001#12345#, when entered and followed by pressing the green phone icon, allows users to enter Field mode. This mode provides information about the current parameters of the mobile network, which is usually unavailable to normal users.
Another code, *#06#, reveals the IMEI number, a unique identifier for each mobile device. This number, along with SIM card details, identifies a user on a specific mobile network. Knowing your IMEI number can be beneficial in situations such as removing a SIM blockade or reporting a stolen device, making it nearly impossible to sell.
The code *#21#, when followed by pressing the green phone icon, displays settings for transferring phone calls, faxes, and more.
Additional codes provide further insights into call settings and statuses. For instance, *#30# reveals the current status of your number presentation during calls, while *#33# shows information about blocked calls. The code *#43# displays settings for awaiting calls.
Several codes also provide information about call forwarding. *#61# shows the number to which calls are transferred, *#62# reveals the number your calls are forwarded to when you’re unreachable or your phone is off, and *#67# displays the number your calls are forwarded to when your line is busy.
Lastly, the code 5005# reveals the IMSI number when followed by pressing the green phone icon.
These secret codes offer a new level of control and understanding for APPLE iPad 2 CDMA users, allowing them to access and manipulate features that were previously hidden. As always, users are advised to use these codes responsibly.
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