How to check your iPhone’s UDID from iTunes

04 Jul 2009 2 Comments

iPhone developers can beta test their iPhone applications on up to 100 devices, however this requires that the developer add the test iPhones‘ UDID (Unique Device Identifier) to their application.

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To find an iPhone’s UDID, connect it to your computer, open iTunes, select the iPhone from iTunes‘ devices list and click on the Summary tab. iTunes will list your device’s Name, Capacity, Software Version, Serial Number and Phone Number.

Clicking on the Serial Number will change it into the UDID, and pressing ⌘-C (Command-C) on your Mac will copy the UDID to your clipboard.

 

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2 Responses to “How to check your iPhone’s UDID from iTunes”

  1. Flavio Reply 19 May 2010 at 01:12

    There is an alternative for the ones that do not use iTunes. Just download an app called “UDID”. It will send you an email informing your identifier.

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