On Sun, Aug 15, 2010 at 4:47 PM, Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru)
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Here are other devices I see (for the month of August only) that have
> this probem:
>
> 753     DROID2
> 4       DROIDX
> 1       European Vogue
> 2       Full Android on Vogue
> 90      HTC Desire
> 15      HTC HD2
> 1       HTC Vogue FroYo
> 1       LG-MS690
> 2       MSM
> 4       Nexus One
> 1       boydTouch HD2
> 2       thunderc
>
> Here are the builds:
>
> 117     FRF91
> 2       MASTER
> 757     VZW

Just to clarify, by "this problem" you mean having the same ANDROID_ID
as others of its model, or having this one magic ANDROID_ID?

If the latter...do you distribute your app outside of the Android Market?

> Looks like this problem is wider than just Motorola, although it could
> be the other devices are custom ROM's.

Custom ROMs would be one possibility -- the ROM mixer might have
grabbed the ANDROID_ID value out of the emulator.

The reason I asked about distribution is that I seem to recall that
ANDROID_ID is somehow tied into Google accounts and the Android
Market. I'm wondering if this magic ANDROID_ID is the new default
value. If so, devices that are not set up with the Android Market
(e.g., emulator) might return this value. That wouldn't explain the
DROID2 -- if 100% of DROID2's aren't getting the Market, that'd be
*huge* -- but it might explain some of your other ones.

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