[APP][Xposed mod] SIM Number Changer - change the number registered in your SIM card
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SIM Number Changer
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App to change the number registered in SIM card. This uses Xposed framework (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401)
After you have installed Xposed framework, install this app, open it, insert your number and click the button to change it. After that enable the mod inside Xposed Installer (you probably have a notification to do it (like you can see in image), you can click it) and restart your phone, insert your PIN and it should be done, you can open the app to confirm.
This was made for Samsung Galaxy S3 and tested on it. It may work on others phones, but I can't be sure. I don't held any responsibility for any damage you do on your phone.
Source code: https://github.com/OXINARF/simnumberchanger
Download (v1.2): View attachment 2086777
NOTE: This app doesn't change your actual number, it just changes the number registered in your SIM card, many operators don't put number in there, but some apps (usually security ones) use the number registered there. In About section in Definitions it also appears the number registered in SIM.
On lineage 16 happens the same, no change in number. In the end I picked up my old Oukitel 6000 with old android (kitkat or so) and old xposed. Used the Sim Editor 1.2 (also old and no longer available) which I had in my dropbox library and it worked. Glad I still had this phone working.
Is there any other app like this?this one is not working. My phone is xposed and module is loaded, still error “ activate modul and reboot the device “
Hello, actually I found the way to set the card number. What you need is the USB mobile modem. For this purpose I'v used huawei E3131 modem.
When it's installed you check under which serial port it is.
Than with some serial termina (putty for example) you have to issue two commands:
AT+CPBS="ON"
OK
AT+CPBW=,"+XXXXXXXXXXX"
OK
First command is to choose the "Own Number" phonebook on the simcard, and the second one writes the number to this phonebook.
This is really that simple
When it's installed you check under which serial port it is.
Than with some serial termina (putty for example) you have to issue two commands:
AT+CPBS="ON"
OK
AT+CPBW=,"+XXXXXXXXXXX"
OK
First command is to choose the "Own Number" phonebook on the simcard, and the second one writes the number to this phonebook.
This is really that simple
I got these commands working on my phone, but it doesn't see ON table at all, even on sim with already set card number. I'll try different phoneHello, actually I found the way to set the card number. What you need is the USB mobile modem. For this purpose I'v used huawei E3131 modem.
When it's installed you check under which serial port it is.
Than with some serial termina (putty for example) you have to issue two commands:
AT+CPBS="ON"
OK
AT+CPBW=,"+XXXXXXXXXXX"
OK
First command is to choose the "Own Number" phonebook on the simcard, and the second one writes the number to this phonebook.
This is really that simple
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When i'm entering AT+CPBS="ON" it says ERROR, because there is no ON contacts table. It seems to be hidden from all qualcomm modems
it's easier to find any iphone, even old 5s can change it
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oldman20
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obviously this, but it doesn't work either https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/app-xposed-sim-number-setter.4400131/
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106SIM Number Changer
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App to change the number registered in SIM card. This uses Xposed framework (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401)
After you have installed Xposed framework, install this app, open it, insert your number and click the button to change it. After that enable the mod inside Xposed Installer (you probably have a notification to do it (like you can see in image), you can click it) and restart your phone, insert your PIN and it should be done, you can open the app to confirm.
This was made for Samsung Galaxy S3 and tested on it. It may work on others phones, but I can't be sure. I don't held any responsibility for any damage you do on your phone.
Source code: https://github.com/OXINARF/simnumberchanger
Download (v1.2): View attachment SIMNumberChanger-v1.2.apk
NOTE: This app doesn't change your actual number, it just changes the number registered in your SIM card, many operators don't put number in there, but some apps (usually security ones) use the number registered there. In About section in Definitions it also appears the number registered in SIM.
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Well it should work since I'm using Android methods to do it. Problem is that I also use a specific class that is present in Samsung roms. As you seem to be using AOKP rom, that's probably the issue. Can you post debug.log that you can find in /data/xposed/ directory?So I take it this only works on international versions? I tried it on my Canadian sgs3 with the xposed framework installed and nothing happens. oh well
Sent from the scary door....
It could do that for sure. But I'll try to explain a little bit better (although it will get a bit technical):
- you go to an operator and buy a SIM card. That SIM card has a unique number itself (just like our phones have an IMEI) and the operator gives you a phone number (which people use to call you).
- your operator associates your SIM card number with your phone number in their databases
- your SIM card could have your phone number registered in it or not (it depends on operator). This app allows you to register a number there. Is this really useful or needed? No, and because of that many operators don't register the phone number into the SIM card. But I prefer to have it there and it seems other people prefer it too.
You can read Wikipedia about MSISDN (which is what this app sets): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSISDN4
I'm sorry, didn't understood your question, can you try to explain better?
Wow! Are you sure that's legal?
And I don't really understand, it mean that if I call a friend after changing my number, he will see the fake number?
If yes, incredible work.
PS : Which apps use the number? A little list could be cool.
As JDogg1329 said this just registeres a number in your SIM card (which appears in About section), but it doesn't change your real number (as stated in OP), so when you call a friend it still will display your real number. That, as to my knowledge, is impossible to do, because your network knows what number belongs to your SIM card.
I don't have a list of apps. I started working on this when I registered in Samsung Dive and it had my number empty. It also bothered me that it didn't appear in About section and there were people asking for this in Q&A forum. At first I couldn't do it, but now, as a personal project for making a Xposed mod, I've made it came to life and share it for anyone who wants it.3
I don't know any method to do it, but I can't say it's impossible. But why do you want to do that?
After using it you can uninstall. I've made, used and uninstalled it. It should be registered in SIM so if you change your SIM to another phone it should have the number in it. If it isn't please report and I'll see what I can do.2
I've checked the log and there are no errors concerning this app. What I see is that the number is being written (at one time it says that actual number is correct) but something is changing it back to null. Are you writing your actual number? I can only think that your operator is telling your phone to make phone number null.
