No. iPhones use Intel/MediaTek or Apple’s own baseband. For iPhones, you need tools like MagicCFG or iDeviceRE (completely different).
Cloning someone else's IMEI or using a modified IMEI to hide a stolen or blacklisted phone is illegal and unethical. These tools should be used solely for repairing your own legally obtained device.
I can provide the precise ADB commands and file specifications for your exact smartphone setup. Share public link Imei Qcn Tool Download
For editing and flashing QCN files, these are the most reliable tools:
If you downloaded a donor QCN file from the internet, it will contain someone else's IMEI. Writing this directly to your phone is highly problematic and often illegal. You must change the dummy/donor IMEI inside the file to match the original IMEI printed on your phone's box or back cover. Cloning someone else's IMEI or using a modified
Essential for the PC to communicate with the phone in Diagnostic (Diag) mode.
Always back up what is left of your current configuration before modifying anything. Launch the application on your PC. Share public link For editing and flashing QCN
Allows users to extract a healthy QCN file from a working device before performing risky software modifications.
Before discussing the tool, you must understand the file.
A: It is possible, but not recommended. Using a QCN file from another device (even the same model) will copy its IMEI number, which is illegal. If you must use a generic QCN, you must use a QCN Editor tool to change the IMEI back to your original number before restoring it.