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Stop hard-coding an IDFA and a GAID in the Objective-C demo - #92
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The Objective-C demo sent a fixed IDFA and a fixed Google GAID (an Android ID) with every identify call. Like the Swift demo, ask for App Tracking Transparency permission instead and let the SDK add the real IDFA when the user allows it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Objective-C demo's
IdentifyViewControllersent a fixed IDFA (06DE8C6A-…) and a fixed Google GAID (D04BB8C3-…) with everyidentifycall. Neither is a real ID, a GAID is an Android advertising ID, and it suggests apps should pass the IDFA themselves. The Swift demo instead asks for App Tracking Transparency permission and lets the SDK add the IDFA, which is what the usage guides describe.