The Google Services Framework Identifier (GSF ID) is a unique 16 character hexadecimal number that your device automatically requests from Google as soon as you log to your Google Account for the first time. For a specific device, the GSF ID will change only after a factory reset.

What is Google Android GSF?

GSF ID stands for Google Services Framework Identifier. The GSF ID is a unique 16 character hexadecimal number. Your device automatically requests a new one (if it doesn’t have one already) from Google as soon as you log your Google Account in on it for the first time. The assignment is permanent.

How do I find my GSF ID Android?

Open the app and copy the code in the second line called “Google Service Framework (GSF).” Go to this webpage. Enter your GSF Device-ID in the “Android ID” box. After you tap “Register”, your registered ID should appear on the page.