Hi there, I think I have the same question. Currently, we use Sign in with Apple and do the whole authentication flow, however, once we have the tokens from Apple, we just discard them and generate our own tokens instead. Do we need to store the apple tokens so we can later revoke them? Should we revoke them as soon as they are generated since we'll no longer need them?
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@tetiana160 My app has a few free widgets, but also a few widgets that are tailored around the paid features of my app. We can't make those widgets available to all users as they don't have the underlying feature so those widgets won't even have any data to display. What's the approach there? Currently, we display a "Sorry, this is only available to premium users" but ideally I would like to be able to hide those widgets entirely for non-premium users. Is that possible?