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How to detect which 3rd sdk use UDID?
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I submitted an update for my app to itunesconnect to discover that one of my third party libraries is using UDID. It was not picked up when I first submitted the app and I have made no changes to my third party libraries since then. Is there a tool that I can use to discover which one is using it. I have looked manually through them, but found nothing...
try doing cmd+shift+f on the project and search for [[UIDevice currentDevice] uniqueIdentifier]
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I'm doing an iOS app and I want to get some data about my users.
Is it possible to get information about another apps on user's phone? At list name of all apps on iphone, or last launching time?
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I'm developing an iOS app with two different targets. The first target is deployed to support iOS 5 and iOS 6, and the second target for iOS 7. Both targets have different user interfaces (different storyboards), but they have the same code. I have been searching the way to submit both targets for the same app, but I didn't find the answer. Does someone know how to do that?
Thanks.
You can't submit the same app twice for different iOS versions.
Since all apps submitted must support iOS 7 and be built with the iOS 7 SDK you will need to create one app. Thus you can not submit an iOS 5/6 only app.
You will need to create an app that support both iOS 5,6 and 7.
Addition to #rckoenes :
Both targets have different user interfaces (different storyboards)
For this, you need to switch storybaords accordingly, while the app about to gets launch.
You need to submit an app with a different bundle id.
You can have two info.plist in your xcodeproject, and link only one to each target
You cannot submit one ipa build with different targets having different version of deployment target in one app.
So in your case you have to load different storyboard based on iOS version.
You can find iOS version using below code and load respective storyboard in your app.
[[UIDevice currentDevice] systemVersion];
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UIDevice uniqueIdentifier Deprecated - What To Do Now?
I have learnt that apple is going to remove the access of udid from the system in iOS5.For All of us who rely so much on this,what would be the solution?Even ads and analytics would seize to work.Would there be a work around for that?Thanks for any answer
Apple is NOT removing access to UDID, it's just deprecating it.
So, Apple doesn't want you to use it anymore, but they will not forbid it yet, they just strongly recommend using a new feature of iOS 5 that shouldn't be discussed here while under NDA. Compiler will give you a warning if you access udid, but it's still there and it works, so stop spreading panic.