Where is My Phone Number in Sailfish?

[Levone1]

Anybody know? I can’t find in Settings or Phone app…

[hanswf]

This is an old question:
https://together.jolla.com/question/31173/idea-my-info-in-contacts/
and some other threads.

Jolla say: your own phone number is only in the sim card, not stored in the phone memory.

[attah]

@https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25969855/at-command-to-know-own-phone-number

AT+CNUM returns the MSISDNs related to the subscriber.

But in many cases it will just return OK . This is because +CNUM command reads a special phone book storage area reserved for the SIM’s own phone numbers. The service provider may or may not store the phone number for you.

[defaultuser@Xperia10II-DualSIM ~]$ cat /dev/smd7 &
[defaultuser@Xperia10II-DualSIM ~]$ echo -e 'AT+CNUM\r' > /dev/smd7
AT+CNUM
OK

Indeed…

[Edz]

You can find your phone number by using CSDTool - albeit somewhat convoluted to get there!

You can enter CSDTool by typing csd in Terminal or go to Settings/About product, tap on Build: text 4-5 times and select Accept and you are in CSDTool.

Tap on Individual tests, scroll down to SIM card and tap.

Your number should be at the bottom of the list (at least on Jolla1).

[attah]

Good to know!
I’m getting “Subscriber numbers: N/A” which is consistent with my previous test.

[emva]

Or type this in the dialer: *#*#310#*#*

[direc85]

I live in Finland and I have not yet used a phone that could tell me what my phone number is (without me telling it to it first)… I guess the operators and/or SIM cards around here just don’t support the feature.

[eson]

Seems it’s the same in Sweden.

[throwaway69]

Same, but my operator left a ‘Check your number’ entry on the SIM card (*121#) calling that makes a service request and returns my phone number