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The service was first launched in 2019 in three states, with the remainder of the country receiving it on March 15, 2022. Users can access CEIR via its website or mobile app, available for both Android and iOS. To use the service, users must provide their phone's unique IMEI number, which can be found on the box or by dialling *#06# on their device.
The Central Equipment Identity Registry (CEIR) is a system managed by the Indian Department of Telecommunications that helps prevent the sale of counterfeit mobile phones.
The system has now been rolled out across all Indian states and union territories, and allows users to block their phones via their International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number in case they are lost or stolen. Users can access CEIR via its official website or app, and will need to provide details such as their mobile number, device model, and IMEI number, as well as file a First Information Report (FIR) with their nearest police station. Once a phone has been blocked, it cannot be used on any network in India, though the police can still track it.
If a phone is found, users can unblock it by submitting a Request ID and other details through the CEIR system.




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