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This wikiHow teaches you how to check if an old iPhone you bought is stolen by checking your registered IMEI and MEID codes online. Note: the methods below will only work if the previous owner of the iPhone has reported the phone as lost or stolen, if the iPhone has not been reported there is no longer any technical way to determine the problem. this topic.
Steps
Find IMEI and MEID numbers
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Open Settings 
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(Settings) on iPhone. Click the Settings app icon with a gray frame with a gear inside.
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Scroll down and tap 
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General (General). This option is located near the top of the Settings page.
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Click the About option at the top of the General page. A list of iPhone information will appear.
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Scroll down to the “IMEI” section. The “IMEI” heading is near the bottom of the About page.
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View your iPhone’s IMEI and MEID number. The number to the right of the “IMEI” header is the iPhone’s IMEI number, and the number to the right of the “MEID” header (a few titles below the “IMEI”) is the MEID number.
Using IMEI Pro
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Open IMEI Pro. Go to http://imeipro.info/ using a web browser on your computer. This website acts as an international blacklist checker for reported lost or stolen iPhones.
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Enter the IMEI number. Enter your iPhone’s IMEI number in the text field in the center of the page.
- You cannot check your iPhone’s MEID number on this page.
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Check the box “I’m not a robot” (I’m not a robot). This option is below the text field.
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Click the CHECK button to the right of the text field. Your IMEI number will be looked up in the lost/stolen iPhone blacklist.
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Scroll down to the “Blacklist status” heading. This option is at the bottom of the IMEI information list.
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See blacklisted reviews. If you see “CLEAN” here, this means that this iPhone is not in the global lost/stolen iPhone registry.
- Any other words that appear to the right of the “Blacklist status” heading mean your iPhone has been reported lost or stolen.
Using Swappa
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Open Swappa. Go to https://swappa.com/esn using a web browser on your computer. Swappa is a commerce site that maintains a blacklist of reported stolen phones.
- You can do 10 free checks per day on Swappa.
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Enter your iPhone’s IMEI number. Enter the IMEI number in the “ESN/IMEI/MEID” field near the top of the window.
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Click Check ESN . This action is located to the right of the data field. The iPhone’s IMEI number will be matched against the lost or stolen iPhone database on Swappa.
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See the “Blacklisted” section in the middle of the page. If you see “Not Indicated” status here, this iPhone has not been reported as lost/stolen.
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Continue to check the MEID number. It’s rare, but it’s possible that the iPhone’s MEID number was recorded instead of the IMEI code during the lost/stolen reporting process:
- Enter the MEID number in the “ESN/IMEI/MEID” text box.
- Click Check ESN
- See results.
Using Stpen Phone Checker
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Open Stpen Phone Checker. Go to https://stpenphonechecker.org/ using a web browser on your computer. Stpen Phone Checker is a public service designed to reduce the number of stolen mobile devices.
- Stpen Phone Checker is only available in the US. [1] X Research Source
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Click Consumer . This option is on the left side of the page.
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Enter your iPhone’s IMEI number. Click the text box below the “Check a Device Here” heading, then enter your iPhone’s IMEI number.
- You can check up to 5 times for free per day.
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Check the “I’m not a robot” box and click SUBMIT . A list of information about this iPhone will appear, including whether the phone is blacklisted or not.
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See the information in the “Device Status” section near the top of the page. If you see “Not reported lost or stpen” status displayed to the right of the “Device Status” heading, this IMEI number is “clean”.
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Continue to check the MEID number. It’s rare, but it’s possible that the iPhone’s MEID number was recorded instead of the IMEI code during the lost/stolen reporting process:
- Click Consumer
- Enter your iPhone’s MEID number.
- Check the box “I’m not a robot” and click SUBMIT
- See results.
Advice
- It would be better to look up your phone’s IMEI number through several different services to ensure that there is at least one alternative source to double-check in case this iPhone turns out to be stolen.
Warning
- If your iPhone is indeed stolen, you need to report it to the authorities immediately.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to check if an old iPhone you bought is stolen by checking your registered IMEI and MEID codes online. Note: the methods below will only work if the previous owner of the iPhone has reported the phone as lost or stolen, if the iPhone has not been reported there is no longer any technical way to determine the problem. this topic.
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