Moved from: https://github.com/expo/expo/issues/11 Add support for in app purchases to standalone apps on iOS and Android in the managed workflow ------------------------------ Status as of November 7, 2019: This feature is definitely important for us in the medium to long-term but we need to build some more infrastructure before it's possible. We're currently rewriting our build service to make it capable of handling adding In-App Purchase support to apps but it's not there yet.

Hi Team, Please implement Payments with Expo. Anything Payments Like Paypal, RazorPay, Paytm, Google pay, Apple Pay, Stripe.

The current `expo upload:ios` command does not have the same effect as the `expo upload:android` command. The Android command submits the new app binary for review and the update is available to users in the Google Play Store (once the review has finished). The iOS command only uploads the new app binary to TestFlight and then someone must manually create the new version and submit for review again in the App Store Connect console to have the update available for users in the App Store. I know there might be technical limitations here in regards to Apple's workflow for submitting app updates to the App Store but is this something expo is working towards? As developers, It is a shame that we cannot currently automate the entire iOS update workflow the same way we can for Android updates.

it will be great if there will be any options to help reducing app size because just simple app size take 24Mb and thats a lot

react-navigation 5.x has support for native stack navigation (though it is still in beta). It's my understanding that supporting this relies on upgrading react-native-screens to 2.x. https://www.npmjs.com/package/@react-navigation/native-stack It would be great if this could be included in SDK36. Thanks for all the great work!

React Native 0.60.x introduces architectural improvements to iOS (CocoaPods), as well as many other additions and fixes. Please update the `expo init` templates to use the latest React Native.

Please add https://github.com/DylanVann/react-native-fast-image for fast image scrolling

Firebase recently announced their new auth through phone number (SMS) - https://firebase.googleblog.com/2017/05/firebase-phone-auth.html The advantage of phone number auth is that users don't have to muck around with a password and they authenticate using a short 6-digit code they receive via SMS for the first time and then they're automatically signed in for all future sessions.

https://forums.expo.io/t/clear-storage-on-app-uninstall-android/5733 I am facing the same issue with jwhscholten. All the data which was not deleted when I uninstall the app makes it does not run correctly when I reinstall. I think I can fix that programmatically but still, this is necessary. Please review this.