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Huawei: Show Certification Logos and Regulatory Info

If you need the FCC ID or another regulatory marking for your Huawei phone but cannot find it on the box or in the manual, the certification logos are stored on the device itself. Which certificates show up depends on the exact model, so the list can look different from phone to phone. The entry is easy to miss because it sits deep inside the system menu.

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Certification logos list the regulatory marks a Huawei phone carries, including the model name, the FCC ID, and other approval marks required in different markets. Manufacturers rarely print all of these on the packaging, so the phone stores them internally instead.

Which marks appear depends on the exact model and the market it was sold in. A unit released for one region can show a different set of logos than the same model sold elsewhere, so do not expect an identical list across devices.

To open the screen, go to Open the settingsTap on System & updateTap on Certification logos. The page loads a static list, there is nothing to toggle or configure here.

This screen is mainly useful when you need a specific certification number for a warranty claim, an import declaration, or a compliance check, and the printed documentation does not cover it.

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The set of logos depends on the market a specific device was certified for. A unit sold in one region only carries the approvals required there, while another region's version can list additional marks.