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This is about adding devices to the provisioning portal for ad-hoc testing. A client sent me a UDID with upper-case characters which I foolishly added without checking. Wireless deployment isn't working and I'm wondering whether this could be the cause, but I would like to check first before using up one of my 100 allocations.
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The UDID is meant to be used as an anonymized token and therefore be of little use to hackers or identity thieves.
Your UDID is a unique identifier that Apple uses to associate a device to an iOS developer account so that developers can install and test their apps before releasing them.
If you trust the developer, sure. The UDID is just a unique identifier for your physical iPhone, and the developer needs to register it with Apple so that they can build the app for you. It's not normally tied to you in any way.
Each iOS device has a UDID, or a Unique Device Identifier – a sequence of 40 characters that are unique to each individual device.
Yes, UDIDs are case sensitive.
You can go through all characters and turn them to a lower case character, if it's not a number.
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