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Rather than using Google's ID, let's pick an unused one. We are not reserving an official USB vendor ID, since this is only used for development and Qt for Device Creation users will use their own USB IDs in the final devices. Also always use a fixed product ID, since ADB_PRODUCTID value will make no sense with the changed vendor ID. Change-Id: I69ed1bcfbe3e17b5faebf4b3b71f691778776da7 Reviewed-by:Mikko Gronoff <mikko.gronoff@qt.io> Reviewed-by: