每当您希望应用程序不在商店中（或不在商店中的版本）在您的 iPhone 上运行时，您都应该提供您的设备 ID。开发人员需要将该设备 ID 添加到可以运行他构建的测试版本的设备列表中。
（这对他来说是一个分散注意力的过程，所以在他参与其他事情之前最好立即回答。）
关于设备 ID 可以说的最糟糕的事情是它绝对标识您的设备。其他 iPhone 不会有该设备 ID。
You should give out your device ID whenever you want an application that is not in the store (or a version not in the store) to run on your iPhone. The developer needs to add that device ID to a list of devices that can run the test version he builds.
(And it's a distracting process for him, so best answer right away before he gets involved in something else.)
The worst thing that can be said about the device ID is that it absolutely identifies your device. No other iPhone will ever have that device ID.
There are not really any privacy risks in giving out a phone ID, and as noted you need to give it out to be able to run test builds on your phone.
I would say though, that if you want to hire someone to develop an app for you you should certainly trust them enough to give them what they ask for, since you are going to be running an application on your phone from them that has not gone through any approval process (though the sandbox helps a lot there as there's not much harm they can do).
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每当您希望应用程序不在商店中（或不在商店中的版本）在您的 iPhone 上运行时，您都应该提供您的设备 ID。开发人员需要将该设备 ID 添加到可以运行他构建的测试版本的设备列表中。
（这对他来说是一个分散注意力的过程，所以在他参与其他事情之前最好立即回答。）
关于设备 ID 可以说的最糟糕的事情是它绝对标识您的设备。其他 iPhone 不会有该设备 ID。
You should give out your device ID whenever you want an application that is not in the store (or a version not in the store) to run on your iPhone. The developer needs to add that device ID to a list of devices that can run the test version he builds.
(And it's a distracting process for him, so best answer right away before he gets involved in something else.)
The worst thing that can be said about the device ID is that it absolutely identifies your device. No other iPhone will ever have that device ID.
提供手机 ID 实际上并不存在任何隐私风险，并且如上所述，您需要提供该 ID 才能在手机上运行测试版本。
不过，我想说，如果您想雇用某人为您开发应用程序，您当然应该足够信任他们，满足他们的要求，因为您将在手机上运行他们的应用程序，而该应用程序尚未消失通过任何审批流程（尽管沙箱在那里有很大帮助，因为它们不会造成太大伤害）。
There are not really any privacy risks in giving out a phone ID, and as noted you need to give it out to be able to run test builds on your phone.
I would say though, that if you want to hire someone to develop an app for you you should certainly trust them enough to give them what they ask for, since you are going to be running an application on your phone from them that has not gone through any approval process (though the sandbox helps a lot there as there's not much harm they can do).