UDID where?

[jcdm]

I hope this question can be answered, I installed the beta 2 without having the UDID, now I want to register as a developer to. I need to go back to 6.1.4? Or I can stay with beta 2?

TIA

 

[Prabas]

 

[batting1000]

I need to go back to 6.1.4? Or I can stay with beta 2?

TIA

No need to go back.

 

[jcdm]

No need to go back.

Thanks!!! Thats all i need to know

 

[DanR16]

I hope this question can be answered, I installed the beta 2 without having the UDID, now I want to register as a developer to. I need to go back to 6.1.4? Or I can stay with beta 2?

TIA

Don't risk it, your much more likely to have problems downgrading and upgrading again than just leaving it.

 

[gglittle]

I hope this question can be answered, I installed the beta 2 without having the UDID, now I want to register as a developer to. I need to go back to 6.1.4? Or I can stay with beta 2?

TIA

I liked the path that iOS 7 is following, and overall I like iOS7, however, it currently has issues with critical apps that I use and decided to bounce back to 6.1.4. The problem was NOT 7, but with applications that are not ready for the new APIs and methods in 7, emphasizing that is is a Beta for developers to use to terse those apps. To restore 6.1.4, I had to go to my iPhone portal in Xcode, and basically remove 7 from my iPhone 5. Once I did that and was able to restore to 6.1.4, I found that I had lost all of the data within my my data. Obviously I was able to restore the apps, but the histories and settings within the apps, such as over two months of listening history in Audible, was lost.

Just a caution … yes you can go back to 6, but at a cost.

 

[joshforman]

I liked the path that iOS 7 is following, and overall I like iOS7, however, it currently has issues with critical apps that I use and decided to bounce back to 6.1.4. The problem was NOT 7, but with applications that are not ready for the new APIs and methods in 7, emphasizing that is is a Beta for developers to use to terse those apps. To restore 6.1.4, I had to go to my iPhone portal in Xcode, and basically remove 7 from my iPhone 5. Once I did that and was able to restore to 6.1.4, I found that I had lost all of the data within my my data. Obviously I was able to restore the apps, but the histories and settings within the apps, such as over two months of listening history in Audible, was lost.

Just a caution … yes you can go back to 6, but at a cost.

You probably could have saved that stuff if you had something like PhoneView or iBackupBot