eyeMEI

eyeMEI Used AI

7 devlogs
7h 46m
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Created by Josh

An eye for IMEIs - awesome IMEI lookup tool aggregating data from multiple sources, including our own!

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Josh

10 days ago

Josh Covers 7 devlogs and 7h 46m

I kinda abandoned this project while I was working on AFHArchive, since AndroidFileHost, a site hosting over a decade of Android development died, and I wanted to archive that content. Back to eyeMEI however, it's ready and up at https://eyemei.joshattic.us!

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I've started getting eyeMEI ready for deployment to my server by getting gunicorn to work rather than flask, I've also added CORS to prevent misuse and I improved the script for getting TACs from randommer (seen in picture)

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the network compatibility thingy can now check AT&T compatibility in the United States yahoo

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I added a country picker for network status, now I just need to find more network status checkers

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trying to do more devlogs now, so here's one for the privacy policy, terms of service and consent modal I added

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Josh
3h 37m 21 days ago

I've made so many changes and forgot to devlog so here's some
- data from IsThisPhoneBlocked, while intended to be used for seeing if phones are blocked in Australia, it has around 46k TACs, or 46 BILLION unique devices, and the data quality is amazing & up to date too!
- even more data from randommer; claims to have 9k+ devices but I've only got 2k so far, and none newer than 2019
- custom dropdown for the alternate databases
- even more device icons from apple & google's hidden cdns
- added more devices to the eyeMEI database

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Josh
Josh
2h 10m 21 days ago

I've been working for a while now so here's what I've done so far

  1. Build backend & frontend w/ python & vanilla html/css/js (couldn't be bothered to use a framework ngl)
  2. Created a small database with my own data, containing manufacturers, models, TACs, alt names and images
  3. Downloaded all the images from Apple & Google's hidden CDN full of device images, Apple's is quite easy to use, Google's one you need a direct link for so I don't have many android device images
  4. Also downloaded a copy of the osmocomTAC database, it is quite old (doesn't appear to have been touched since 2016), but has lots of TACs for older phones.
  5. Utilise (abuse) Telstra and AMTA's 3G shutdown device checker to get device model names and VoLTE compatibility.
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