I am a registered developer. I want to test my app on a lot of devices, is it possible I don’t specify a UDID? So I can generate a generic app and test it on some alot of devices?
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I am a registered developer. I want to test my app on a lot of devices, is it possible I don’t specify a UDID? So I can generate a generic app and test it on some alot of devices?
Thanks
No, that’s why the UDIDs are required; to prevent you from doing just that. 🙂 Regardless of your motives, you’re limited to 100 test devices per year to prevent broad non-app-store distribution, and the UDID/certificate is what controls that.