“restore purchases”

After a user restores an auto-renewing sub to a new device, that device will automatically receive updates about subsequent renewal transactions. But does the first device (i.e. the one on which sub was originally purchased, before it was restored on a second device) continue to recevie the same updates? And more specifically, if updates detailing latest renewal transactions are being sent to both devices - is the receipt data being sent to both devices identical, with same Transaction ID value for latest renewal transaction? The Restore process generates new transaction IDs for each restored transaction, but I don't understand what happens with the receipts that follow or how that works across mutliple devices. Thanks in advance for any light you can shed here.

I just wantto keep the purchases are to be specific to respsective Apple ID.Let say User1 Purchase 1 month plan today, I'm sending purchase to our BE to calculate the remaining days and saving plan details for future referance.Here remaing days is 30 days If user2 purchases 6 months plan 5 months and 35 days ago, he can access plan only 5 days from now.If user1 logged in Device 2 with AppleID 2, and restores the purchases, 6 months plan will be applied, I''m, sending purchase to our BE to calulate remaining dyas, now he can access app 5 days only right.Ton handle this case, I'm trying to restrict the user to purchase subscription plan from another AppleID.Please let me know if I'm wrong.

Two comments:regarding restoreCompletedTransactions, I hope what you say is not true. Can I buy an IAP to anApp, tell all my friends to download the app and then go from device to device restoring my IAP on their devices? I think that restoreCompletedTransactions only works if the 'purchaser' of the app is also the 'purchaser' of the IAP.regarding the OP issue - is it then possible that this phantom receipt indicates that there are transactions waiting to be downloaded as soon as the device logs into the correct test users account - the one who 'purchased' the app, not the one who thinks they completed all transactions.

Seen the iTC AAG, Glossary?https://itunesconnect.apple.com/downloads/Documentation/iTunes_Connect_App_Analytics_Guide_v1.pdfApp UnitsThe number of first-time app purchases made on the App Store using iOS 8 or later. App updates, downloads from the same Apple ID onto other devices, and redownloads to the same device are not counted. Family Sharing downloads are included for free apps, but not for paid apps.In-App PurchasesThe number of first-time purchases of an In-App Purchase on a device using iOS 8 or later. Restored In-App Purchases, whether on the same or on a different device, are not counted.

> consumable IAPs receipt on my server, but the in_app field is most likely to be empty in all receipts and the status field is 0.Does this mean the IAP is successful? how do I get the product_id with the empty in_app field?The receipt will contain the information for a consumable IAP until the app calls finishTransaction on the purchase. Then StoreKit will remove that purchase from the receipt. > Also the original_purchase_date in some receipt is very old. like it shows 2018 but my app have IAPs two months ago, so it should be 2019 at least. is this ok?Each IAP in a receipt will have an original_purchase_date that indicates the original purchase date of that IAP. If you restore the purchase or repurchase the IAP (for free) then that will not change the original_purchase_date. Autorenewable subscriptions are different.

You cannot delete an IAP but you can stop having it 'cleared for sale'. That means users can no longer purchase it but, if it were a non-consumable, users could restore it. It is unclear what the difference is between a consumable that is no longer 'cleared for sale' and one that is deleted. So, effectively, the answer to your question is 'yes'.

Thanks for Reply.My code like below, I call finishTransaction method. Already i mentioned, It's successfully restored in iOS 9.x and 10.1.func paymentQueue(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue, updatedTransactions transactions: [SKPaymentTransaction]) { for transaction:AnyObject in transactions { if let trans = transaction as? SKPaymentTransaction { switch trans.transactionState { case .purchased: SKPaymentQueue.default().finishTransaction(transaction as! SKPaymentTransaction //Do stuff break case .failed: //Do stuff SKPaymentQueue.default().finishTransaction(transaction as! SKPaymentTransaction) break case .restored: //Do stuff SKPaymentQueue.default().finishTransaction(transaction as! SKPaymentTransaction) break default: break } } }It's not restored only in iOS 10.2When i perform restore below method is calledfunc paymentQueue(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue, restoreCompletedTransactionsFailedWithError error: Error) { //Do stuff }

Hi RichThank your for your swift response. I am testing my app in Xcode 7 Simulator (iPhone iOS 9). I am getting the error while trying to purchase/restore the product under the method restoreCompletedTransactionsFailedWithError with error Cannot connect to iTunes Store. I am able to fetch localizedTitle, localizedDescription, price and productIdentifier with SKProduct object but the purchase seems to be failing for me. There isn't any error/warning message in the console while purchasing the in-app purchase.P.S. I have logged in with the Sandbox Apple ID. I have also reported this problem in Apple Bug Reporter. The Bug ID is 22391271.Thanks!