[APP][2.1+] Phone INFO ★Samsung★, Refurbishment Check, CSC Changer and more

What happens if the country is changed to a language in which the phone does not have the appropriate font to display that? Will ads just show white squares or question marks? Likewise, perhaps a dummy font with all blank characters could be installed on the phone, causing ads to essentially be blank? Would be interesting.

965/5000 Doubt with the information of the battery discharge cycles.

Hi good day:

I sent my Samsung phone as a guarantee because I had a problem with the battery. The technical team made the diagnosis to determine the cause of the problem and they told me that the battery was damaged and had to be replaced.

After 3 days they handed me the phone, and on the diagnostic sheet they gave me, they mentioned that they changed the battery.

Check the part of the battery discharge cycle of the application after the phone was supposedly delivered "with the new battery" and shows the same battery discharge cycles it had before my phone had the supposed "new battery ".

My question is: in the application, the information that shows about the battery discharge cycles, should the battery cycle counter be zeroed because it is a new battery? o Will the meter not change despite having a new battery?

I want to make sure that they really changed my battery but the application already got me thinking and I feel that they didn't change it

On rooted Oreo phones with the latest SuperSU v2.82R5 using both Samsung Phone Info and Shortcut Master, there's an java.lang error when trying run any RILServiceMode commands like com.sec.android.RILServiceModeApp/<android_secret_code:0011:0>
https://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4514309&d=1527711585

I've read on an FDroid developer changelog that the java.lang error can be ignored by the catch exexption, and it should work fine. Supposedly it's a non-fatal error.
"Ignore dumb java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException"
The app is called SuperFreezZ, and maybe you can get in touch with him to see if you could figure this issue out.
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/superfreeze.tool.android/

The normal ADB "broadcast" command doesn't work either for secret_codes, nothing pops up on the phone.
adb shell am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://0011
Broadcasting: Intent { act=android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE dat=android_secret_code://0011 flg=0x400000 }
Broadcast completed: result=0

While playing around with Logcat on a rooted G930U on Oreo, I've noticed that the android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE requires permission to the com.sec.factory.permission.KEYSTRING, which might be the key enabling it on newer Androids. Interestingly if I insert a 520K test dongle into the phone and go to the dialer, it enables a lot of normally non-working secret codes directly on the keypad (including *#27663368378#, *#22745927#, *#33725327#, etc. maybe it enables the factory keystring??)
Filter #5: BroadcastFilter{ac06490}
Action: "android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE"
Scheme: "android_secret_code"
AutoVerify=false
requiredPermission=com.sec.factory.permission.KEYSTRING

Not sure if it's just me, so if anyone has any solution sending the Secret_Code over ADB successfully on Oreo or higher, please let me know.
I miss those commands so bad.

Hi, under battery, or even the refurbishment check, the headset and charge cycle counter says <root>. Anyway to check it without rooting the device? Thank you.

Hi to all Guys.

From the Samsung Service Center I had the Note8 battery replaced.
I can see that Your Application gives me back a number of Discharges same (equal) as before the battery replacement.
Someone Know the the reason?
Where does that number read the application? From the same battery?
The Application is wrong or... the battery is not really replaced?

I would really be very grateful in an your answer, I would eventually return to Assistance and report it.

Thank you in advance.

glowerita said:

Hi to all Guys.

From the Samsung Service Center I had the Note8 battery replaced.
I can see that Your Application gives me back a number of Discharges same (equal) as before the battery replacement.
Someone Know the the reason?
Where does that number read the application? From the same battery?
The Application is wrong or... the battery is not really replaced?

I would really be very grateful in an your answer, I would eventually return to Assistance and report it.

Thank you in advance.

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This info is safed on the Mainboard, not in the battery.
If it really was an athorized Samsung Service, then they forgot to reset battery stats.
You cant do this yourself without root, so best would be to send it in again.

maik005 said:

This info is safed on the Mainboard, not in the battery.
If it really was an athorized Samsung Service, then they forgot to reset battery stats.
You cant do this yourself without root, so best would be to send it in again.

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Thank you so very much.

You are been very, very kind.

Tnx.

HONE INFO *SAMSUNG* [Version 3.8.1]
Since a couple of Days the Firmwarebrowser shows only an Parseexception, like back in May this year.

Looks like the sammobile website has also an issue. Main search for Devices in Firmware section is broken.

Sent from my Samsung SM-N975F using XDA Labs

PHONE INFO *SAMSUNG* [Version 3.8.1]
Since a couple of Days the Firmwarebrowser shows an ERROR:

Newest Verison solves all Problems, thanks!


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Both 3.8.1 and 3.8.2 versions don't show IMEI in Android 10.

After update to One Ui 2.0 on my S10 5g (Exynos) charging cycle counter disappeared. Is it Phone info SAM bug or missed feature? Does One Ui 2.0 still storage information about charging cycles?

Looks like the product is no loger supported

Why should this not be longer supported?
Last update was in December 2019.
Some of the functions didn't work in Android 10, but that is more a problem of the restrictions in the used APIs than a problem of this tool.


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Tanis64 said:

Last update was in Dezember 2019.

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Samsung started selling phones with Android 10 on December 5th (with letter C, there is no letter Z in this word). So it's out for 1.5 months now. I understand it's a free software but something tells me the developer might have heard of Android 10 coming out All recent models got 10 OTA update by now.

Program, called "phone INFO" can't show the main phone INFO, called IMEI? LOL

Hey guys,
Does this app need root to function? I will buy a Note 9 and want to check the info in the shop to know if it has been used before, etc.

No root needed for most parts, just no updates for 10

toshik1 said:

No root needed for most parts, just no updates for 10

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So it won't work on Android 10 ? If so I hope my Note9 comes with 8 or 9

Works on 10 with limited functionality, you should be fine.