Change Imei With Magisk Exclusive May 2026

| Method | Feasibility | Requirements | Risks | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Magisk Only | Impossible | N/A | N/A | | Magisk + QCN Tools | Moderate (Qualcomm devices) | Unlocked Bootloader, Root, PC software, Valid QCN backup. | Corruption of EFS leading to loss of signal (null IMEI). | | Magisk + Terminal | Low | Deep knowledge of partition layout. | Hard bricking the device. | | MTK Devices | Moderate | MTK Engineering Mode or specialized PC tools. | Security checks may reset IMEI to default on reboot. |

Generic modules like "MagiskHide Props Config" can change device fingerprints, but not IMEI. For IMEI specifically, the community relies on:

How to get them: Download the .zip from the developer's GitHub releases. Verify SHA256 hashes. Do not use random Telegram modules—they are often malware.

Standard Magisk is good, but for IMEI spoofing, you need Magisk Delta (now often called Kitsune Mask). Why? Because it features SuList and Unmount Modules functionality. Standard Magisk doesn’t hide module traces well enough from the rild process. change imei with magisk exclusive

The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is stored in two primary locations, neither of which are accessible via standard Magisk modules:

Because the modem hardware communicates this identity directly to the carrier tower, simply changing a file on the OS level usually does nothing. The network reads the hardware/modem identity, not the Android OS.

Most GUI modules lie. The exclusive method uses setprop and direct socket injection. | Method | Feasibility | Requirements | Risks

Open Terminal Emulator.

su
imei-changer --set-imei1 490154203237518

(Replace with your chosen IMEI – note: the 15th digit is a checksum; use an online IMEI calculator to get a valid checksum).

For dual SIM:

imei-changer --set-imei1 490154203237518 --set-imei2 490154203237519

If the command fails (common on Qualcomm), you need the manual injection:

su
stop ril-daemon
echo 'AT+EGMR=1,7,"490154203237518"' > /dev/smd0
start ril-daemon

Cause: The module injects after rild starts, but rild reads the real IMEI first. Exclusive Fix: Use Magisk Bootloop Protector to force the module to load before post-fs-data.sh. Edit the module's service.sh and change late_start to early_script.

Date: October 26, 2023 Subject: Feasibility and Implications of "Change IMEI with Magisk Exclusive" Status: Draft How to get them: Download the

Because Android 12/13 ignores persist.radio.imei, you must force the RIL daemon to read your prop: