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Have any of them rejected Apple iOS to use UDID devices?

I heard some rumors that Apple rejects applications to use the deprecated iOS5 method [UIDevice uniqueIdentifier]. Can anyone confirm that they had the application rejected for this reason? I know of alternatives to using this deprecated method, but one of our clients is asking for a third-party library that we know uses this method.

I would be surprised if this is so, as the API method is deprecated and not closed.

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Apple does not give up applications because of this. I collect device UDIDs along with tokens in my applications that support push notifications, and all of them have been approved. UDIDs are just out of date , which means that Apple will ultimately not allow you to access them. Still working and will be approved.

I heard that Apple refused access to UDIDs so that developers and third-party analysts could not identify specific people. If this were truly due to problems with iCloud, Apple would obviously fix it, rather than hinder everyone else.

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