Is it really possible to clone a cell phone?

Cloning has been shown to be successful on CDMA, but rare on GSM. However, cloning of a GSM phone is achieved by cloning the SIM card contained within, but not necessarily any of the phone's internal data. GSM phones do not have ESN or MIN, only an International Mobile Station Equipment Identity (IMEI) number. read more

Turn your own cell phone into a surveillance gadget. There are a few ways to do this. One method, phone cloning, lets you intercept incoming messages and send outgoing ones as if your phone were the original. If both phones are near the same broadcast tower, you can also listen in on calls. read more

You can clone your phone so you will have the exact same contact information and data in both phones. This will create a backup in the event your current phone is lost or stolen. You can also have the cloned phone as your leisure phone and the original as your work phone. whichever the reason, following a few directions will allow you to clone your phone in a short amount of time. read more

Cell phones are complex electronic devices, sensitive to heat, cold and excess moisture. But a cell phone's sensitivity isn't limited to extreme weather conditions. Analog cell phones, as opposed to the newer digital phones, can be cloned. read more