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iTrack is an application that is used by internal testers on Apple's prototype team. They are tasked with a specific task(s) and are expected to fulfill this, then return the hardware unaltered. This application is used to track where any iOS/iPadOS hardware prototype is at any given time, so long as it has location services on and a stable internet connection. The application prompts for AppleConnect login as soon as it's opened, and once signed in you can see your current and past devices, run tests, and enroll new devices under your ID number and AppleConnect identity. |
iTrack is an application that is used by internal testers on Apple's prototype team. They are tasked with a specific task(s) and are expected to fulfill this, then return the hardware unaltered. This application is used to track where any iOS/iPadOS hardware prototype is at any given time, so long as it has location services on and a stable internet connection. The application prompts for AppleConnect login as soon as it's opened, and once signed in you can see your current and past devices, run tests, and enroll new devices under your ID number and AppleConnect identity. |
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Revision as of 12:21, 3 March 2020
iTrack is an application that is used by internal testers on Apple's prototype team. They are tasked with a specific task(s) and are expected to fulfill this, then return the hardware unaltered. This application is used to track where any iOS/iPadOS hardware prototype is at any given time, so long as it has location services on and a stable internet connection. The application prompts for AppleConnect login as soon as it's opened, and once signed in you can see your current and past devices, run tests, and enroll new devices under your ID number and AppleConnect identity.
Information provided by the Tsunami Internal team!
