Hi Muhammad,

As far as I know this isn’t possible – the Wifi radio is separate from the mobile radio, and I really doubt that the SIM card ICCID would be shared over it. A Stingray can do it, but you are basically just intercepting the cell phone traffic which isn’t exactly legal to do unless you are law enforcement.

Your best bet for an ID over Wifi would be the MAC address I think.

Good luck!

I am working on WiFi project in which i have to fetch the ICCID number of any Android phone when it is in contact with as AP and AP redirect it to the portal server and portal server pushed a page, when user click on it the server runs a script at back end and fetch its ICCID number and stored in Database as well and user connected to the internet.

Can you help in this, have you a code of this:

thanks

Regards,
Shahroz

Hi Jude, this code is just meant to validate the format of an ICCID but that does not ensure that it is valid for your network. Good luck!

I don’t think that the IMSI is generated with a Luhn checksum so I don’t think you can – but I could be mistaken. This is what I found about the format: http://www.imsiadmin.com/imsi_faq.cfm

The IMSI is a fixed 15-digit length. It consists of a 3-digit Mobile Country Code (MCC), a 3-digit Mobile Network Code (MNC), and a 9-digit Mobile Station Identification Number (MSIN). Telcordia Technologies is responsible for the assignment and administration of the first six digits (the MCC + MNC) to network operators, and the network operator to which these digits are assigned is responsible for the assignment and administration of the last 9 digits (the MSIN).