The reason for this is that they cannot register a case as their CAS(Crime Administration System) system won’t accept the complaint of theft of the phone unless this number is inserted. What the article doesn’t mention is that when you report your phone stolen to the South African Police, they insist on a blacklist number which you obtain from your mobile service provider. I just read an old article of EWN’s about tracking/tracing a cellphone using the IMEI number of the phone.
But the probability of this method to work and find your phone is low as the police generally in very rare cases track your phone, unless it is if high priority. And then whenever the person changes the SIM card type device would be tracked by the use of IMEI number. You need to lodge a police complaint and then put your IMEI number in the search process. This method uses the IMEI number and tracking the device through it. So this was a method to stumpy find your list or stolen phone using the Android Device Manager.
First you have to make sure whether the device has the Latin access switched on.This method specifically does not help to Track your Android phone using the IMEI number of the device but using the Location Access, i.e. METHOD 1: Tracking lost mobile using Google Dial *#06# in the phone app, the IMEI number of the device is displayed on the screen.It is marked and written on the battery that cubes with the device.On the purchase bill you got with the device.Below are the places where you could find the IMEI number of your device:
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