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edited May 20, 2015 at 15:26

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settings get secure android_id from a shell/terminaladb shell is the simplest, I find — no extraneous output and does not require root. (From a regular terminal on the device, root is required.)

shell@mydevice:/ $ settings get secure android_id
0123456789abcdef
shell@mydevice:/ $

settings get secure android_id from a shell/terminal is the simplest, I find — no extraneous output and does not require root.

shell@mydevice:/ $ settings get secure android_id
0123456789abcdef
shell@mydevice:/ $

settings get secure android_id from adb shell is the simplest, I find — no extraneous output and does not require root. (From a regular terminal on the device, root is required.)

shell@mydevice:/ $ settings get secure android_id
0123456789abcdef
shell@mydevice:/ $

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created May 20, 2015 at 14:20

Matthew Read

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settings get secure android_id from a shell/terminal is the simplest, I find — no extraneous output and does not require root.

shell@mydevice:/ $ settings get secure android_id
0123456789abcdef
shell@mydevice:/ $