i Apple doesn’t want you to get it and prohibits you from labeling your phone. You can only use OpenUDID or UUID+keychain, but neither is a perfect solution and you must make a choice
I studied this problem one day before The final answer is that there is no solution My final solution is I work on smart hardware I asked the hardware side to tell me the unique ID of the hardware
There is a UDID framework that can generate a unique identifier by yourself, but it is not a real UDID, just a simple unique identifier. Search it yourself.
There is no solution to this problem now. Apple prohibits identification of devices
UUID is basically enough
i Apple doesn’t want you to get it and prohibits you from labeling your phone. You can only use OpenUDID or UUID+keychain, but neither is a perfect solution and you must make a choice
3 seems to be unable to satisfy
I studied this problem one day before
The final answer is that there is no solution
My final solution is
I work on smart hardware
I asked the hardware side to tell me the unique ID of the hardware
You can get the deviceId of the device, this is accurate
Someone has already answered it. If there is no solution, you can only use UUID
Apple is awesome, no solution
There is a UDID framework that can generate a unique identifier by yourself, but it is not a real UDID, just a simple unique identifier. Search it yourself.
OpenUUID