Setting up/registering my device for testing requires a UDID [Certificates | Devices |iPhone]. According to various Apple support pages, that is supposed to be on the Settings/About screen, but with 10.2 that's no longer the case.
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Got it; just connect the device and go to Xcode 'Window | Devices'
Also via iTunes - select the device, then click on the serial number...first click is UDID (then ECID then Model Identifier) - right click and 'copy'.
On the other hand, you can access https://appforshare.io/get-udid to find your current device's UDID
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This doesn’t work. Waste of time
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This is scam
What in the world it is hard to find out my Apple devices's UID. I've Apple iPhone 12 and I've macBook Air (2017), the cable is Type C and there is no such port. Apple's monopoly sucks, one side they say they wants to be eco-friendly and other side they are making us spend extra bucks on buying connectors, adapters.
So should I go and buy a Macbook if I want to get my iPhone UDID? Or is there a normal way, like opening up Settings app or something?