Does SKTerminateForInvalidReceipt validate receipts?

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ben_singaccord OP

Created Sep ’19

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The documentation for SKTerminateForInvalidReceipt() says

"Terminates an app if the license to use the app has expired."

And I really didn't want to go to all the trouble to code up all that bit about mnaually verifying receipts, because I don't think pirating my app is that useful, so I just had the prod version of my app call the SKTerminateForInvalidReceipt().

However, AppReview says they installed a valid receipt and my app always crashed.

So... are the docs right, and SKTerminateForInvalidReceipt correctly detected that AppReview did not install a valid reciept, or is AppReview right, and SKTerminateForInvalidReceipt does not effectively correctly validate recipts, and crash "if the license to use the app has expired."?

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PBK OP

Sep ’19

I am not familiar with this method but in any event it is referring to the app not the In App Purchase

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Answer 2

Nick Moore OP

May ’21

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No, SKTerminateForInvalidReceipt does not validate receipts. All it does it terminate the app with error code 173. it is equivalent to calling exit(173).

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