I'm looking to get the 10-digit appId (all numeric) for my iOS app; when I go to the provisioning profile, I see appIds that are 10 characters, but include alphanumeric text. I believe that there should also be an all-numeric appId (to use when sending users to the app store to rate an app, etc.) but am not clear on where or how to retrieve it.
Any help gratefully received.
Thanks.
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A) In android i can get the SIM details and can specifically choose the SIM for sending the OTP from that SIM. I have a sample screen which is possible to implement in Android.
I followed the link for ios How can I get details about the device data provider (like Verizon/AT&T) of an iphone programmatically?
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/9171 This link states we cant get the SIM Phone numbers from device because of Apple Privacy policy
How to implement the same screen in iOS? Any alternative idea or help is appreciated
B) How to get the Unique id for authentication?
In Android we can get (IMEI+SIM Serial number) can be used for authentication but in iOS all these are restricted due to privacy . Instead it is impossible to get UDID which is unique for every device. I know i can use vendor id for this:
UIDevice.current.identifierForVendor!.uuidString
But as the documentation says: The value in this property remains the same while the app (or another app from the same vendor) is installed on the iOS device. The value changes when the user deletes all of that vendor’s apps from the device and subsequently reinstalls one or more of them.
Since the vendor id changes when the user uninstalls the Application .So is it any way around to get a unique id other than Vendor ID for authentication which doesn't change and is unique all time?
How to get SIM phone number?
As it stated in the question, its not available to get the phone number due to the security reasons. I suggest you to have a textfield and let user to enter the numbers, so you can send the sms to verify it
How to get the Unique id for authentication?
You have two options here based on your deployment target needs:
Apple has come up with the DeviceCheck framework in iOS 11. Your app should use the DeviceCheck APIs to generate an ephemeral token that identifies a device. Your associated server combines this token with an authentication key that you receive from Apple and uses the result to request access to the per-device bits.
Very intentionally by Apple, DeviceCheck tokens can not be used to identify the specific device.
But you can try playing to get unique identifier for the iOS device state
Create your own unique ID and save it in the keychain.
References
WWDC 2017 — Session 702 — iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
Apple Documentation: — Access per-device, per-developer data that your associated server can use in its business logic.
Unique Identifier for the iOS Devices Article
You can only transfer
apps that aren’t using Passbook IDs, certificates, or notifications.
Everytime when I try to transfer my app, I get the above message in iTunesConnect.
I have not used any passbook ID , certificate or notifications in my app.
Any help or suggestion
Honestly, the easiest way if you run into problems to call up iTunes Connect telephone support. Someone can help you do it over the phone.
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Check the app settings in apple developer. While you might not actually coded anything, you might have ticked the wrong box when you set the profile. If you did, that's might explain it.
An alternative, which you'll need to check with apple (sorry), would be to rename the app. Once done, then you might be allowed to use the name in the new entity.
If the app has been submitted for app store review, or if you have released it in the past, you might need to submit another copy in the new name. If/when approved, the old name, at least in theory, should become 'available'. Then, change the code signing, and submit via the new entity.
Good luck!
I am interested to know, can an app read my Apple ID?
Here is my issue: I have outsourced my app to a company. The app is a social networking app: you create a profile and insert few profile details: name, age, gender. However it does not relay on phone numbers like Whats App, email addresses or Facebook profiles.
The App is now live in the App store and I have my Ipad and Iphone registered on the same Apple Id. I have downloaded the app on my phone and created a profile. Now I have downloaded it on the iPad as well and I am seeing the same profile I created on my phone.
I've have tried other apps that use a similar logic, no phone numbers, emails or FB profiles (Whisper App being one of them) and I can create 2 different profiles one on the phone and the other on the iPad. So I am wondering if the problem surfaces because there is something in the code that makes the app read my Apple ID.
I would really appreciate your help
Apple doesn't provide an API allowing an application to read information about the user's Apple ID. This helps protect the identity of the user, I personally don't want any third-party app reading information about my Apple ID.
In my project i want to get the serial number and IMEI number using iOS SDK, What API's we can use to get in iOS7. I went through few links where they are using IO Frameworks, If we use those Apple will reject the App. How can we got forward.
Apple does not allow you the retrieve any device specific information like IMEI, UDID, Mac address, serial number, etc..
This has to do with the misuse of these identifier and the privacy of the user.
Apple forbids retrieving such information, as this is potentially harmful to the end users. Instead they provide you with identifierForVendor:
An alphanumeric string that uniquely identifies a device to the app’s vendor. (read-only)
refs: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/uikit/reference/UIDevice_Class/Reference/UIDevice.html#//apple_ref/occ/instp/UIDevice/identifierForVendor
If you need to distinguish different apps from same vendor(on same device) you could use advertisingIdentifier, however docs clearly states it must be used only when it is in duty of ads(whether contributing install to an ad, or presenting ads in your app). Moreover I had application rejected because it was using this id, and was not declared in iTunesConnect.
An alphanumeric string unique to each device, used only for serving advertisements. (read-only)
refs: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/AdSupport/Reference/ASIdentifierManager_Ref/ASIdentifierManager.html#//apple_ref/occ/instp/ASIdentifierManager/advertisingIdentifier
If you still decide to go for the latter one, don't forget do add AddSupport.framework to you project settings.
I'm using QuickBlox for Apple Push Notification Services, while debugging some problems I had a look at their QuickBlox panel:Messages->Devices and I notice there are multiple devices for some users with different UDIDs. These users have only used one device and none of the device UDIDs seem to tie in with the actual iPhone UDIDs as seen on iTunes.
Does anyone know where these UDIDs come from, what they signify and why there are more than one per user?
Apps are not allowed to access the device UDID.
The API for accessing a unique identifier for each device will return a new random ID if you uninstall then reinstall the app.
This is specifically designed to make it impossible for an app to track users of the app.
You must ask the user to type in their email or something, if you want to tell one user from another.