Android Gets the native number problem and gets the system version information

1, using the method provided by Telephonymanager, the core code:

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Telephonymanager TM = (Telephonymanager) this.getsystemservice (Telephony_service); String IMEI = Tm.getdeviceid (); Take out the IMEI LOG.D (TAG, "IMEI:" +imei); String Tel = tm.getline1number (); Remove MSISDN, most likely empty LOG.D (TAG, "MSISDN:" +tel); String iccid =tm.getsimserialnumber (); Remove Iccid LOG.D (TAG, "iccid:" +iccid); String imsi =tm.getsubscriberid (); Remove IMSI LOG.D (TAG, "IMSI:" +imsi);

2. Permission to join

To add <uses-permission android:name= "Android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE" in the Manifest.xml file/>

Mobile phone Model Build.model

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String MODEL the end-user-visible name for the end product.

SDK version Build.VERSION.SDK

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String SDK This constant is deprecated. Use Sdk_int to easily get this as an integer.

Frimware version Number (System version number) Build.VERSION.RELEASE

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String release the user-visible version string.

To get additional information about your phone:

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private void Getphonestatus () { Telephonymanager phonemgr= (Telephonymanager) This.getsystemservice (Context.telephony_service); String model = Build.model; Mobile phone model String phonenum = Phonemgr.getline1number ();//Native phone number String sdkversion = BUILD.VERSION.SDK;//SDK version number String osversion = Build.version.release;//firmware/os version number }

Build includes hardware vendors, hardware numbers, serial numbers, and many other information. The calling method is also simple, similar to the above.