I gave out my udid number.

[kmizyed]

Lease tell me if this person can see or get my info. It was to hack a game. My first time and I'm stupid for doing. Please tell me what to do. This is my parents iPad. I told them what I did and all they said was to fix it.

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[kmizyed]

Lease tell me if this person can see or get my info. It was to hack a game. My first time and I'm stupid for doing. Please tell me what to do. This is my parents iPad. I told them what I did and all they said was to fix it.

Please someone help me!!!

[kmizyed]

I really messed up

[kmizyed]

Anyone

[kmizyed]

I'm freaking out!! I just want to know

[kmizyed]

Does anyone even read these forums.

[Sendbeer]

lol

[kmizyed]

lol

Can they see my info. Please don't laugh. I just want to make sure they can't see all of my parents info

[Sendbeer]

you probably don't have anything to worry about.

The UDID is a 40-character string unique to each iPhone/iPod touch. The UDID is needed for ad-hoc distribution applications. Typically you will need to e-mail the UDID to the application provider, so they can generate an ad-hoc mobile profile for your iPhone/iPod touch.'

Beta applications won't have Apple approval and so won't run on a tester's device: the UDID is used to get an authorisation from Apple to allow this. Whether there's any security issue I don't know, though I don't see how since even if someone obtains your number they can't use it to run an app on their device; and even if someone created a malicious app you would still have to install it (something you should always exercise caution about if the source isn't completely trusted).

i copy and pasted that from a udid faq. Don't install any apps this hacker sends to you.

[kmizyed]

I was playing a game and they told me to stay off the game while they did it. They told me how to get the number and I gave it to them over palringo. They play the same game.