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问题 In my iPhone/iPad app's use case, there is a voting system and one device can send its vote once to the server. Therefore my server needs to identify user's device. I don't want the user to register an account because that makes the app complicate. However, I couldn't find a solution that works. UDID is deprecated I presume getting MAC address will get your app rejected by the app review process I tried creating my own UUID using [[NSUUID UUID] UUIDString] and then storing it using

问题 I am facing some issues related with iOS Developer program and iOS Enterprise Program. One of my client ask me to suggest one of them. Please answer my questions related to iOS Enterprise Program- If i purchase an iOS Enterprise account so when it is available for in-house application distribution? How many device i have on which i can install my app? Do i need UDID of all devices? What if i want to add some new devices? If it is same Ad-hoc distribution the what is the expiry date of Ad-hoc

问题 I have a distribution provisioning profile with 1 device already. Now there are a couple more devices want to be added to this project. How do I do to add them in without creating a new distribution provision profile? I click edit provision profile, there is no device list. just "Generate" button. but for development profile, I do see devices list on it. My question is for production profile. After I submit the app to Apple store, the "In Review" status takes a long time. During this period I

问题 I want to get Apple Watch unique id. Is there anything available like UDID or unique identifier for developers? 回答1: There should be a way with Xcode 8...but I can't find it. My solution for now: launch "Accessibility Inspector", click "Start inspection follow point" button (the one in the middle, kind of cross-hairs), click in Xcode on top of the UDID value and then copy the UDID from the inspector shown values. 回答2: It turns out you also have to add the UDID of the Apple Watch to the Apple

问题 This question already has answers here : Unique Identification of iOS device for iOS 7.0 and above (6 answers) Closed 3 years ago . In my iOS app, I have to restrict the user to use iOS app per device. To do this I found a solution that we can use the UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) or UDID (Unique Device Identifier) . But according to this answer I can't use UUID, because if app gets deleted or reinstalled UUID has been getting changed and I don't want this. Also Apple rejects apps if

问题 I was wondering if it was possible to find out the UDID of the user's iPhone. Can someone shed some light? 回答1: Note: Apple will no longer accept apps that access the UDID of a device starting May 1, 2013. Instead, you must use the new methods identifierForVendor and advertisingIdentifier in iOS 6+ for accessing this. See related post here for more detail. Old way (deprecated and will result in App Store rejection) NSString *udid = [[UIDevice currentDevice] uniqueIdentifier]; As of iOS7, the

问题 The project I am on is requesting two (or even three) unique identifiers from the iPhone or iPad. I know, I know... the UDID should be enough but we are trying to see if there are any other unique identifiers that we can use. I can get the IMEI, serial number, MAC Address, etc. from the phone using the IOKit.framework but apparently this is frowned upon by Apple and any app using this framework will be rejected. Does anyone have any other ideas, or identifiers that I am missing that could be

问题 Given a provisioning profile, does anyone know how to determine what UDIDs are in that profile? 回答1: Open it up in a text editor. You should be able to see the list of UDID's. They appear under the key "Provisioned Devices". 回答2: To see which iOS device UDID's are associated to your provisioning profile, use the Terminal command: security cms -D -i /path/to/MyProfile.mobileprovision (drag and drop the .mobileprovision file from Finder to the Terminal window to fill in the file path) Within

问题 I'm developing an iPad application for a company. Because of confidentiality reasons they do not want to publish the app to the app-store. The fulfill the enterprise program requirements but they have not participated yet. The company wants to know how the distribution process is. I've dived into apples documentation jungle and i'm a little confused about the provisioning profiles. Due to the confidentiality reasons I'd like to use the apple security api using DeviceLock with configuration

问题 I've been searching stackoverflow, reading in the various blogs to get answer to my question "Can I distribute my app to someone, without getting his device UDID?" The answers I found is all about "NO! You must have the list of UDIDs" BUT, I've people (private company) telling me that they used to install apps without giving their device UDIDs to developer. Developer used to send them .ipa file, they just drag&drop it in itunes, that's it! I'm dizzy.. By which way they did it without UDIDs?