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How do I find my USSD code?
This app can be found on your home screen, on the “All Apps” screen, or, on simpler cell phones, on the lock screen. Dial the USSD code. Some start with *, others #, and others *#. Dial #.
What is a USSD code on a cell phone?
Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD)—sometimes known as “quick codes” or “feature codes”—is an extra-UI protocol, which allows people to access hidden features.
What is *# 62 code used for?
*#62# – With this, you can know if any of your calls – voice, data, fax, SMS etc, has been forwarded or diverted without your knowledge.
What does *# 61 do to your phone?
Get Even More Info on Call Forwarding: *#61# On Galaxy phone, this code prompted a pop-up that explain how long until a call is forwarded to the message center.
What happens if we dial *# 62?
##002# – If your voice call or data call, or SMS call has been forwarded, dialling this USSD code will erase them. *#62# – With this, you can know if any of your calls – voice, data, fax, SMS etc, has been forwarded or diverted without your knowledge.
Where can I find the USSD short codes?
Try the codes out below and see what you can learn. Type *3001#12345#* into your dialer and then press the call button to access “Field Mode,” which can give you access to info about local networks and cell towers. Field Mode shows your cell phone signal strength measured in decibels (dBm).
What’s the USSD code for a cell phone?
USSD codes are similar to the “vertical service codes” used by landline phones, which trigger special effects like call waiting, caller ID block and more. Tap or click here to see these secret codes for your phone.
Do you have to work for carrier to use USSD codes?
USSD codes were created to give carriers and technicians a way to perform diagnostic tests and activations quickly. You don’t have to work for a mobile carrier to use these codes, however. Anyone can try them by punching them into the phone dialer menu and tapping the call button. Not all carriers use the same codes for the same services.