I am trying to find if the users current app install if the first or if its a reinstall. Is there any way to determine this using iOS SDK?
AppsFlyer: Is there way to find if user reinstalls the app
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You can make use of the
getAppsFlyerUIDAPI and compare the ID's you are getting.Swift:
Objective-C:
For every new install, you should see a new AppsFlyer ID.
For this to work in between app reinstalls, you'll have to keep the "old" AppsFlyer ID in a persistent data storage like KeyChain or an internal BI system - so you can compare (or check if a previous ID exists).