An International Mobile Equipment Identifier (IMEI) is a 15-digit number that indicates the manufacturer, model type, and country of approval for GSM devices. The first eight digits of an IMEI number that provide information about the model and origin of the mobile device is also known as:
The first eight digits of an IMEI number that provide information about the model and origin of the mobile device are known as the Type Allocation Code (TAC). This code is specifically used to identify the manufacturer and model type of the device.
The first eight digits of an IMEI number that provide information about the model and origin of the mobile device are known as: A. Type Allocation Code (TAC) The TAC is part of the IMEI and is used to identify the manufacturer and model of the mobile device.
A > The first eight digits, known as the Type Allocation Code (TAC), denote the model and origin of the device