Check Iphone Status With Ecid Number

Check if your device is covered by an AppleCare plan or Apple's Limited Warranty

Apple check coverage by Serial Number. Service allows you to get all information about all Apple devices. All Apple products like iPad, iPod, iPhone, iWatch and Mac computers are supported. Just type your Apple device Serial Number and you will get information about model.

Go to checkcoverage.apple.com
Enter the serial number of the device.
Follow the onscreen instructions.

Special type of free service used for checking warranty and serial number of iPhone device. It is easy to use the only thing your need to provide is the IMEI number. You will receive data consisting of serial number and warranty for your iPhone. Also info if your iPhone was refurbished. You will also check status of activation lock on your iPhone.
Get the serial number or IMEI from the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch – either works Head over to the official Apple website here to check the device iCloud status Enter the IMEI or serial number, enter the appropriate CAPTCHA code, then click “Continue” to see the result, it will be one of the following.
In settings Go to Settings General About and look for your device IMEI. Dial.#06# to get IMEI Before trying anything else, you can try simply dialing.#06# on your iPhone (or any mobile phone), this should retrieve the IMEI number.
Click the Summar in the left navigation pane. Keep clicking on the serial number shown in the right pane to reveal the ECID of your connected device. Once ECID appears, press Command + C on Mac or Ctrl + C on Windows to copy ECID to your clipboard. How to Check ECID of iPhone or iPad (Windows).

You can also go to mysupport.apple.com to find out if your device is covered. Sign in with your Apple ID, then choose your device. Learn what to do if the information is incorrect or you don't see your AppleCare plan.

See what your coverage includes

Go to mysupport.apple.com.
Sign in with your Apple ID.
Choose your device. You can see details about the support that you're eligible for—including hardware repairs and technical support.

You can also see coverage details in Settings on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Here's how:

Open the Settings app.
Tap General.
Tap About.
Tap the name of your AppleCare plan. If you don't see an AppleCare plan, tap Limited Warranty or Coverage Expired for more information.

Check when your coverage expires

Go to mysupport.apple.com.
Sign in with your Apple ID.
Choose your device. The expiration date is listed along with other details about your coverage.

Get the agreement number or proof of coverage

Go to mysupport.apple.com.
Sign in with your Apple ID.
Choose your device.
Click View Proof of Coverage. If you don't see your proof of coverage, make sure that you set up your Apple ID with two-factor authentication.

Get help with other questions about your AppleCare plan

Cancel or change the payment method for your AppleCare plan.
Buy an AppleCare plan.
Transfer your AppleCare plan.

Apple has added a new security system called ECID. ECID stands for Exclusive Chip ID. iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G, iPod Touch 2G MC, and almost every upcoming iDevice is affected by this security even the iPhone XS. ECID is a unique chip id for all devices.

What is ECID?

ECID stands for Exclusive Chip ID or Electronic Chip ID. Since it’s an ID, it is unique to each device. An ECID is assigned to every iOS device that Apple manufactures. You may be asked for your ECID when saving SHSH blobs.

An ECID ensures that each SHSH blob (which is required to restore a firmware) remains exclusive to a specific device only. This is why you cannot use SHSH Blobs from one device to restore or downgrade another device.

When you restore your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, the iTunes contact Apple servers and generate signatures for your device. If you want to secure your future jailbreak, it’s important to save these signatures before a new firmware comes out. Because once the new firmware is out, Apple stops signing older firmware and without a signature for the older firmware, you cannot restore your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch to that older firmware. Apple won’t let you downgrade your iPhone or iPad firmware. But if you have signatures (SHSH blob) saved for an older firmware for your device, Apple won’t be able to stop you from downgrading firmware even if they stop signing older firmware.

All popular tools that you use to save SHSH blobs require you to enter a valid ECID number. Which makes an ECID a prerequisite for saving SHSH blobs for your device.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to check your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch ECID in both Windows and Mac operating systems and also with/without a computer.

How to check ECID using iTunes

You can use iTunes to find the ECID of your iOS device. Here is how to:

Connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to your computer using a USB cable.
Launch iTunes. (You can download iTunes from here.)
Click your device icon at the top-left of the iTunes window.
Click the Summar in the left navigation pane.
Keep clicking on the serial number shown in the right pane to reveal the ECID of your connected device.
Once ECID appears, press Command+C on Mac or Ctrl+C on Windows to copy ECID to your clipboard.

How to Check ECID of iPhone or iPad (Windows)

If you are on a Windows computer, you can not only use iTunes (as discussed above) to check ECID of your iOS device, there are other ways to find ECID.

Method 1 – Using ECID Grabber

Put your device into Recovery Mode:
- Open iTunes and connect the iPhone via USB.
- Press and hold the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time. (you device will turn OFF and then ON)
- Continue holding both buttons until your iTunes pops up a message telling you that it has detected an iPhone in recovery mode.
Download ECID Grabber from here and extract the archive.
Run the ECID Grabber.exe and hit Get ECID button.
Then copy and save your ECID from ECID Grabber.

To get out of recovery mode, simply turn your device off and then turn back ON.

Method 2 – Using USBView

Put your device into Recovery Mode
1. Open iTunes and connect the iPhone via USB.
2. Press and hold the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time. (you device will turn OFF and then ON)
3. Continue holding both buttons until your iTunes pops up a message telling you that it has detected an iPhone in recovery mode.
Download USBView from here.
Go to Options Menu and check mark “config descriptors” (enable it)
Hit the F5 key on your keyboard to refresh.
Scroll down till you see Apple Recovery (iBoot) USB drive in the left pane, and then click on it.
Note down your 16 number ECID code from the right pane.

To get out of recovery mode, simply turn your device off and then turn back ON.

How to Check ECID of iPad and iPhone (Mac)

If you’re using a Mac, there are is another way (other than iTunes as discussed above) to get the iPhone or iPad ECID.

Put your device into Recovery Mode:
1. Open iTunes and connect the iPhone via USB.
2. Press and hold the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time. (you device will turn OFF and then ON)
3. Continue holding both buttons until your iTunes pops up a message telling you that it has detected an iPhone in recovery mode.
Press Command+Space bar on Mac keyboard and search for “System Information” or “System Profiler.” and hit Enter.
From the System Profiler window, go to USB from the left navigation pane and in the right pane click on Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode).
From the Lower-right pane, copy the 16 numbers ECID code for your device.

To get out of recovery mode, simply turn your device off and then turn back ON.

Ecid Lookup Iphone

How to Check iPad or iPhone ECID without computer or iTunes