Aruna
Aruna

Reputation: 147

where to find iPhone device UDID? if iTunes expected to be retired by macOS 10.15, expected to be announced in wwdc19

I have been using iTunes to find my iPhone device UDID for iOS development, iTunes is expected to be retired in macOS 10.15 expected to be announced in wwdc19 on June 03. where else in my Mac I can find the device UDID? please list all the possible ways local device, remote device...

I don't know.

Upvotes: 10

Views: 7824

Answers (5)

You can know your device UDID from pandahelper here the link : https://pandahelp.vip , after you enter the website tap on iOS Download Tap Vip version it will ask for profile install tap accept install it by go to settings > general > VPN you will see the profile tap on it and tap install enter your device password install and it will redirect you to the website you will see your device udid at upper right.

Upvotes: 0

jmmygoggle
jmmygoggle

Reputation: 965

Use macOS Finder:

(At least as of macOS Big Sur 11.6.1 which I've used for this example.)

  1. Connect iPhone via lightning cable and complete all trust prompts on both devices (macOS laptop/desktop and iOS iPhone device).
  2. Launch a Finder window in any number of ways.
  3. In the left pane of the Finder window, locate your iPhone device and select it.
  4. After the main right pane of the Finder window populates your device's information, click on the iPhone model text below your device's name towards the top of the main right pane.
    • e.g. iPhone 12 mini
  5. Observe the additional information that is revealed including the device's serial number and UDID.
    • Clicking on this section of text multiple times will cycle through additional device info until it returns to the original view with model name, storage capacity, and charge level.

Upvotes: 0

Parvendra Singh
Parvendra Singh

Reputation: 985

There are a simple and easy way to find the UDID.

Just open the URL in safari : - https://get.udid.io and then click on Get UDID Button

You can get UDID of Remote devices no Need to be connect the iPhone,iPad,iPod to a Desktop.

Upvotes: 3

Sree
Sree

Reputation: 319

Connect the iOS Devices to Mac.

Open Xcode, Window menu Devices and Simulators (⇧⌘2) Devices tab (Devices and Simulators) Select the iOS Device UDID is displayed next to the Identifier. copy it, use it for development...


Xcode > Window menu > Devices and Simulators (⇧⌘2) > Devices > select iPhone Device > Identifier (this is the device UDID) > select the text > Copy > Done.

iTunes is not needed, Xcode is sufficient.

Upvotes: 6

Bhavik Modi
Bhavik Modi

Reputation: 1565

You can find UDID from XCode.

  • After connecting the device to XCode, Go To: XCode -> Window -> Devices and Simulators
  • Select the connected device
  • See "Identifier" from information on right side

XCode

Upvotes: 16

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