IMEI check for lost or stolen phone reports
Enter or scan a 15-digit IMEI to check our reports and unverified copied notices.
We do not publish the IMEI. A match is not proof of theft or ownership; no match is not a guarantee that a phone is clear.
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What this check covers and what to do next
What does this IMEI checker search?
The checker searches active user reports reviewed by our team and precautionary notices copied manually from merchant posts. Copied notices are labelled unverified: we have not verified the poster's identity, ownership or alleged theft. Contact supplied in a copied post is shown only on an exact match. You can object to a result; staff can close a notice. This is not a complete list of stolen phones.
We are an independent service, not the police, a prosecutor or a government authority. We are not affiliated with GSMA and do not search its database. We cannot certify ownership or decide whether a seller committed a crime.
How to find your IMEI
An IMEI is a 15-digit mobile-device identifier. Dial *#06# on your own phone, look in its settings, or check its original packaging. A serial number is a different identifier. Do not post either number in a public comment.
For iPhone and iPad, see Apple's identifier guide. If the phone is missing, check the box or a purchase document that includes the identifier.
Can you track a phone by IMEI or check an iPhone warranty?
No. This is a user-report lookup, not GPS tracking, an Activation Lock check, a network-unlock service or an Apple warranty check. For location tools, follow our lost or stolen phone guide and use the manufacturer's official service directly. Never share an account password or verification code with us.
What should I do with the result?
If a report matches, pause a purchase or handover and verify the circumstances safely. Do not accuse someone or confront them on the strength of this result. If no report matches, still check purchase documents and the seller's account of the device. An unavailable result must never be treated as a clean result.
If you found a phone, our private matching process requires its identifier. The report owner must accept a contact request before a conversation opens; knowing an IMEI does not prove possession.
Report or return a phone
You can submit a private report (Arabic interface), send a found-phone request (Arabic interface), or follow your reports (Arabic interface). These flows require sign-in and separate consent. Platform reports do not replace an official report. We do not hold or pay reward money, and do not guarantee recovery.