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So I'd suggest removing them from your posts. When such cloning is detected it results in the IMEI being barred, so it's not something you want to happen. Some criminals alter the IMEIs of stolen phones (it is illegal to change the IMEI in most countries, so anyone doing this is by definition a criminal), so posting your IMEI is providing the information needed to 'clone' your phone. It's not generally considered a good idea to post your IMEI or MEID on the web. Samsung tend to do their own thing, but it should be in there somewhere.

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However, it's not clear to me that this was a necessary consequence of allowing UMS access, which means I don't completely trust this answer.ДЄs for the serial number, on current my phone it's in Settings > System > Status, on previous ones I think it was somewhere in Settings > About. And I could imagine it might cause bigger problems with the current setup, where /data and /sdcard are virtual volumes which share the same space, than in the days when USM was the norm but /data and /sdcard were distinct (/data being the volume in which user apps and app data are stored, /sdcard the emulation of an SD card in internal storage). They would probably tell you it's because MTP allows you to use the storage while it's connected to the computer - when they used UMS then mounting the storage over USB prevented the phone from accessing it, which was obviously inconvenient.

Click to expand.You'd have to ask Google why they made this choice.

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