Android Secret Codes — Complete List 2026

Android Secret Codes — Complete List 2026


Android Secret Codes (USSD/MMI codes) are structural numeric sequences executed directly from the phone dialer interface to invoke hidden diagnostic kernels, low-level factory menus, hardware testing routines, and baseband configurations.

​For mobile repair technicians, hardware engineers, and advanced enthusiasts, secret codes bypass high-level Android UI layers, granting direct access to onboard sensors, radio transceivers, battery management ICs, and chipsets (MediaTek, Qualcomm, Exynos, Spreadtrum).

​This master reference guide from SKILVO organizes universal dialer codes, OEM-specific engineering protocols, diagnostic command blocks, and danger alerts for modern smartphones.

​📊 Technical Execution & Command Architecture

User Enters Code ➔ Telephony Stack Intercepts MMI/USSD ➔ OS Invokes SecretCodeReceiver ➔ Kernel Engineering Menu Launches

Brand / Processor

Primary Engineering Code

Execution Layer

Target Diagnostic Component

Universal Android

*#06# / *#*#4636#*#*

System Telephony

IMEI / Radio / Network / Battery

Samsung Galaxy

*#0*# / *#0228#

Factory Test Kernel

Display, Touch Matrix, Fuel Gauge IC

MediaTek (MTK)

*#*#3646633#*#*

EngineerMode Service

Baseband Bands, Audio Gain, Touch

Xiaomi (MIUI/HyperOS)

*#*#64663#*#*

Hardware Test (CIT)

Gyroscope, Proximity, Camera, Audio

Qualcomm Devices

*#*#6484#*#*

QC Test Interface

Modem Registers, Board Calibration


🛠️ How to Execute Secret Codes Correctly

  1. ​Open the native Phone / Dialer App on your device.
  2. ​Enter the target sequence carefully including all asterisk (*) and hash (#) symbols.
  3. ​Execution Trigger: Most diagnostic strings automatically launch their target menu the instant the last symbol is pressed without pressing the call button.
  4. ​If a code fails to launch, your network provider or custom vendor skin (e.g., One UI, MIUI, HiOS) may have disabled that specific broadcast receiver.

​🌍 Universal Android Secret Codes (All Brands)

​These fundamental commands operate across the majority of Android software builds:

*#06# ➔ Instant Hardware IMEI Inquiry
*#*#4636#*#* ➔ Core Telephony & Battery Analytics

1. Device Identification & Baseband Info

*#06#
  • ​Function: Displays the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI), SV (Software Version), and Serial Numbers.
  • ​Technician Use: Essential for verifying physical board identity against chassis numbers, blacklisting checks, and registration verification.

​2. Deep Telephony & Radio Information

*#*#4636#*#*
  • Function: Opens the core Android testing framework.
  • ​Available Modules:
    • ​Phone Information: View signal strength in dBm, force network modes (e.g., LTE Only, NR/LTE), run ping tests, and check SMSC addresses.
    • ​Usage Statistics: Displays exact app launch timestamps and duration.
    • ​Wi-Fi Information: Wi-Fi API status and configuration logs.

​3. Display Calibration & Sensor Diagnostic Strings

*#*#0*#*#*   ➔ Display RGB Color/Pixel Test
*#*#2664#*#* ➔ Touch Panel Matrix Test
*#*#0588#*#* ➔ Proximity Sensor Real-Time Calibration
*#*#0842#*#* ➔ Vibration Motor & Backlight Duty Cycle Test

📱 OEM-Specific Secret Code Libraries

​1. Samsung Galaxy (One UI Diagnostic Suite)

​Samsung includes some of the most comprehensive diagnostic frameworks available in mobile servicing:

*#0*#          ➔ Full General Hardware Test Menu (RGB, Receiver, Touch, Cameras)
*#0228#        ➔ Fuel Gauge & Real-time Battery Voltage/ADC Status
*#1234#        ➔ Software Versions (AP, CP, CSC, Model Index)
*#12580*369#   ➔ RF Cal / Main Version & Board Assembly Date
*#9090#        ➔ Diagnostic Logging Configuration (UART/USB)
*#7353#        ➔ Quick Hardware Functionality List 

Pro Tip: Use *#0228# after replacing a Samsung battery to check the actual analog-to-digital converter (ADC) readout and verify charge voltage consistency.


​2. MediaTek (MTK) Engineering Mode (Tecno, Infinix, Itel, RealMe)

​MediaTek chipsets use a specialized engineering overlay:

*#*#3646633#*#*
  • ​Sub-Menu Features:
    • ​Telephony: Lock specific LTE/3G network bands (Band Locking) to fix fluctuating signal issues.
    • ​Audio: Adjust maximum earpiece, speaker, and microphone gain parameters.
    • ​Hardware Testing: Calibrate touchscreens, proximity sensors, and accelerometers after screen replacements.

​3. Xiaomi (MIUI / HyperOS Hardware Test - CIT)

*#*#64663#*#*  ➔ Hardware Test (CIT Interface)
*#*#6484#*#*   ➔ Alternative CIT Test Subsystem
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  • Function: Comprehensive 30+ step automated test protocol covering dual speakers, display uniformity, fingerprint sensor optical calibration, and charging ICs.

​4. Huawei, Oppo, Vivo & Realme   

*#*#2846579#*#* ➔ Huawei Project Menu (Veneer Info, Network Info, Upgrade)
*#800#          ➔ Oppo / Realme Feedback & Factory Diagnostic Suite
*#899#          ➔ Oppo / Realme After-Sales Manual Engineering Test
*#*#6130#*#*    ➔ Huawei Testing Framework

⚡ Technical Service Workflows for Technicians

​When testing repaired hardware on the bench, follow these standard command sequences:

Post-Screen Replacement  ➔  Execute Display & Touch Diagnostic Strings
Post-Battery Replacement ➔  Query ADC Fuel Gauge & Thermal Registers
Post-Board Servicing    ➔  Verify Transceiver Signal Rates & IMEI Registry

Scenario A: Post-Screen Replacement Verification

  1. ​Dial *#06# to confirm board communication.
  2. ​Dial *#0*# (Samsung) or *#*#64663#*#* (Xiaomi) / *#*#2664#*#* (Universal).
  3. ​Execute the Touch Matrix Test by drawing along every grid line to confirm no dead spots exist on the new digitizer.
  4. ​Execute the RGB Screen Test to verify there are no backlight bleeds, dead pixels, or tint anomalies.

​Scenario B: Resolving Low 4G Signal / Network Drops

  1. ​Dial *#*#4636#*#*.
  2. ​Select Phone Information.
  3. ​Under Set Preferred Network Type, change the default setting to NR/LTE or LTE Only to force high-speed bands and prevent drops to 2G/3G.

​⚠️ High-Risk Codes to Handle with Caution

​The following strings bypass confirmation dialogs and perform destructive storage operations immediately upon input:

*#*#7780#*#* ➔ Partial Factory Reset (Erases App Data & Google Accounts)
*2767*3855#  ➔ Destructive Master Wipe (Re-formats Internal NAND Flash Storage)

​⚠️ Warning: Never enter *2767*3855# unless you intend to completely erase all internal storage, user partitions, and structural directories.


​Conclusion

​Android Secret Codes are essential diagnostic tools for mobile hardware servicing. Mastering these USSD and MMI sequences allows technicians and advanced users to troubleshoot faults rapidly, verify repair quality, and optimize system performance.

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