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Yikes. We have a version awaiting review that migrates us off udids. We need the udid for one last login before they get an oauth token. Perhaps we will get luc
by uuilly 15y ago
Yikes. We have a version awaiting review that migrates us off udids. We need the udid for one last login before they get an oauth token. Perhaps we will get lucky and apple won't test a migration bc fresh installs don't use it. This really sucks, we were following the rules and they changed the schedule.
- SquareWheel 15y agoThat's unfortunate, I hope things work out for you. To other developers, this is an inherent risk of working under somebody else's rules. Open platforms like the web are in constant flux, but won't reject you for political/monetary reasons.
- stcredzero 15y agoTo other developers, this is an inherent risk of working under somebody else's rules. Yes, but the alternative might be something like a cesspool of everybody squirting out their UDID either in plaintext or using encryption with an easily findable key in the app -- resulting in lots of counterfeiting of UDIDs and potentially lots of bad things enabled by that.
- SquareWheel 15y agoYou're right, there are pros and cons to both approaches. The web isn't perfect. Personally what I'd like to see is a system like webintents.org taking off. I way of linking sites through services, not just hyperlinks.
- calloc 15y agoIf you do have issues maybe you can use that justification in an attempt to get it passed anyway.
- stock_toaster 15y agoI hear it is only a percentage of apps being rejected so far (some percentage of the approval team being told to check/reject apps using UDID calls). So, you might make it through anyway.