If you flash a Bit 6 ROM from 2022 (Patch level June 2022) but your EFS retains a date from 2021, the IMEI will vanish again within 3 reboots.
This information is provided for educational purposes regarding device forensics and legal ownership restoration. Repairing or changing the IMEI is illegal in most jurisdictions (USA, EU, UK, Brazil, etc.) unless performed by an authorized service center with proof of ownership. This guide assumes you own the device and are restoring a null IMEI caused by a corrupted EFS partition after a firmware upgrade. The Samsung A107M Bit 6 Nightmare: Surviving the KG State and IMEI Nullification If you are reading this, you have likely just flashed your Samsung Galaxy A107M (the Latin American variant of the Galaxy A10s) with the latest firmware, only to be greeted by the dialer code *#06# showing null/null . Or worse, you see "IMEI: Unknown" in the settings. reparar imei a107m bit 6
Welcome to the world of and Bootloader Bit 6 . If you flash a Bit 6 ROM from
Samsung has progressively hardened its security. For the A107M, Bit 6 represents a specific iteration of the bootloader where Samsung Knox, Vault Keeper, and the RIL (Radio Interface Layer) have become hyper-aggressive about integrity checks. The "Bit" refers to the Samsung Bootloader Revision . When Samsung increments the bit (from 5 to 6), it introduces a anti-rollback mechanism. More importantly, for the A107M, Bit 6 patches the older "free" methods of EFS backup/restore. This guide assumes you own the device and