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Name

Click on name to change or delete the name of your iPhone.

iOS software version

This shows what software version is currently installed on your iPhone.

Model name

This show what iPhone you have i.e. iPhone 8 plus, 11, 12 pro max, 13 mini etc.

Part and model numbers

To the right of Model, the part number appears. To see the model number, tap the part number.

Serial number

A serial number is the manufacturing number for the device that you have and each device will have its own unique number.

Coverage

From here you can see if your iPhone has coverage (insurance) and what types of replacement or service options are covered.

Cellular network

Number of songs, videos, photos, and apps

These lines will show the number of items you have for each category i.e. (500 songs, 1,000 videos, 5,000 photos, 50 Applications)

Capacity

This shows how much storage is on your iPhone in Gigabytes, or Terabytes for some Phones i.e. (16G, 32G, 64G, 128G, 256G, 512G, 1T)

Available storage space

This will show how much storage you have left i.e. if you have 64G of storage on your phone and have used up 44G then this number will appear as 20G

Carrier settings

To the right of Carrier, the carrier settings version number appears. To see additional carrier-specific information, tap the version number. Contact your carrier for more details.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth addresses

IMEI

(International Mobile Equipment Identity)

ICCID

(Integrated Circuit Card Identifier, or Smart Card) for GSM networks

MEID

(Mobile Equipment Identifier) for CDMA networks

Modem firmware

SEID

The SEID is a unique statewide identification number to be used by education agencies when reporting to the California Department of Education (CDE). The SEID is a 10 digit randomly generated, non-personally identifiable number.

EID

To use an eSIM, a phone also needs an EID (Embedded Identity Document) number. When you set up a new SIM, you may need to give your carrier your phone’s IMEI 1, IMEI 2, or EID numbers.

Carrier Lock/No Sim Restrictions

Some mobile carriers lock phones so they can only be used on their service. If you would like to unlock your device to be used with another carrier i.e. a phone from AT&T you would like to use with Verizon, you would need to contact your current carrier to get your phone unlocked.

If this options says “no sim restrictions” instead of “carrier lock” then your phone is unlocked and free to use with any carrier. 

Note: some phone models may not be able to be activated with some carriers regardless of unlock status.