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A dialer code is a sequence of characters that performs a pre-defined action when entered in the phone's dialer (the keypad). The sequence consists of digits delimited and enclosed by asterisk (*) and hash (#) characters. Follow the 'info' link below for more details.
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What does the *#*#4636#*#* dialer code do?
I use this code to change my network type also. While it does display all this information, this code is very useful for changing from 4G to 3G to 2G, and all sorts of other options in between.
If yo …
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