DeviceIdentifier API support

Reincubate's DeviceIdentifier API provides functionality to manipulate and enrich assorted device identifier formats, with a particular focus on mobile, Apple and iOS identifiers.

Open Source Python and C# / .NET libraries are provided for accessing the API.

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The DeviceIdentifier API includes functionality for device fraud detection, auto-completion, firmware analysis, and Apple GSX API integration.

DeviceIdentifier API provides feeds of Apple firmware data, and has no dependency on any upstream non-Apple API or tools. As such, it works and receives updates in the event of outage from other tools.

Authentication tokens are used to enable access to the API without rate-limits or data limits. This takes a format like ubxbhwera9xkmx4yoej6yt5tslvpjcdj. Each…

The best way to get data on an Apple device is by using the lookup call to enrich data. This is particularly effective for lookups on serial and IMEI data, and…

The standards and conventions the DeviceIdentifier API follows, from request and response formats to how endpoints are versioned and deprecated.

Support for Apple identifiers including model names (MPNs), family numbers, internal names (board IDs), model identifiers, serial numbers, MLB serial numbers, UDIDs, and GSX API data.

The CDMA's mobile equipment identifiers (MEIDs) replace the TIA's electronic serial numbers (ESNs), which filled up in 2006.

Working with GSMA identifiers, such as the IMEI, TAC and ICCID.