How does Apple check UDID iPhone/iPad check UDID tutorial [detailed explanation]

　When developing iPhone and iPad software, you need to use UDID for real device testing, so how to check the UDID of iPhone or iPad? Here are three easiest ways to check UDID for your reference! Let’s take a look at the details below .

　　1. Use iTunes software to view UDID

　　This method applies to ordinary iPhone users. Open the iTunes software

　　Click on the device, you can see the serial number of the iPhone or iPad in the summary, click the serial number area with the mouse, and the device identifier (UDID) will be displayed. The disadvantage is that it cannot be copied.

　　2. Use UDID Helper software to view UDID

　　UDID Helper is a free software, the only function is to query the device UDID. However, iOS 4.0 or above is required.

　　3. Use XCode to view UDID

　　Connect the iPhone with USB on the Mac computer, open XCode, the Organizer will pop up, and the UDID will be displayed in the Summary of the device, which can be copied directly.

Use any of these three methods!

Then you can use appuploader to package.

First, let's look at installing and testing this module, and pay attention to follow the above prompts. ​

1. Installation test​

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2. Upload IPA​

Enter the "Installation Test" page, select an IPA file (must be compiled with a development type description file, and the description file contains the UDID of the device) and upload it. ​

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3. Installation test​

1. After scanning the QR code to install and upload successfully, click to install the mobile phone to scan the QR code to test it! The specific steps can be operated according to the above prompts.

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2. USB installation Click USB installation, use Apple data connection to install

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If the version of the two methods is too low, the following prompt will appear, otherwise, it is successful.

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