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1. Re: Strange Behavior on Restore Purchases
ElChepo Jun 4, 2014 7:14 AM (in response to ElChepo)Hi! I found the solution, I build my viewer with Version 29 and works fine, so I conclude that the problem is v30 and I wrote to support team and this was the response:
Hi Jose,
This bug was inserted starting with the R30. Until this specific bug will be solved, the workaround would be to rebuild the apps with V29.
Unfortunately I cannot give you an ETA, but hopefully this will be solved in the next releases.
Our Support Cases close automatically once I have responded to you at this time, but the Development ticket #XXXXX will remain open until the issue is fully resolved.
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2. Re: Strange Behavior on Restore Purchases
Mike Timmerman - Pubbly Aug 31, 2014 11:41 PM (in response to ElChepo)Hi all,
What is the status of this bug?
Cheers,
Mike
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3. Re: Strange Behavior on Restore Purchases
Another1984 Sep 1, 2014 1:34 PM (in response to Mike Timmerman - Pubbly)Hi Mike,
I've experienced this "restore-purchases" bug in my v31 app on iOS 8 (
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4. Re: Strange Behavior on Restore Purchases
Mike Timmerman - Pubbly Sep 2, 2014 5:15 AM (in response to Another1984)Hi,
Thanks for your reply, I also experience this. Can someone from Adobe give us a status update about this bug? In which version will this be fixed?
Cheers
Mike
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5. Re: Strange Behavior on Restore Purchases
jeflovv Oct 30, 2014 1:12 PM (in response to ElChepo)still experiencing this problem today
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6. Re: Strange Behavior on Restore Purchases
Nathan Marroquin Oct 30, 2014 3:27 PM (in response to jeflovv)This is part of a set of changes that were included in the v30 release regarding entitlement caching. Specifically, this:
Digital Publishing Suite Help | History of new feature release notes
Enhancements to entitlement information (Enterprise). Adobe will begin using an internal cloud-based service to provide proxy entitlement information. Enterprise publishers offering direct entitlement will still be able to provide both authentication and entitlements, but the Adobe service will be able to cache entitlements on behalf of publishers.
With these changes access to retail content (direct entitlement or in-app purchase) live with the device, hence the behavior you see. The team has made changes to restore purchase for the next release that revert back so that iTunes purchases aren't retained if restore purchase is done with a different user. This should resolve the originally reported issue.








