Hi,
I am using Async Storage to store some values in my react native app.
I have a login so when I login into the app I am storing my id, when logout I am removing it.
But when uninstalling my app without logout then my data is async storage is not removing that refers to automatic login when installing the app again.
Can you please tell me how to solve this
this happens in android device and version >6
Thankyou
If the app is in development mode , if must have to 'uninstall for all users' going to settings/apps/your-app , if in production mood you don't have to that . Usually it shouldn't happen .
My app is in production mode but it is happening only in android version greater than 6 only.
In remaining devices its working fine
Hi,
Please anyone tell me how to solve this as its urgent ]
When I run in debug mode then its working fine
but when I release the apk and install then its not working
my react native version is: 0.43.3
Hi, I've got the same issue and it simply seems to be the direct cause of android's new manifest keyword:
<android:allowBackup="true">
You can find more information on android documentation but quickly it says that app locally saved data might be backed up on Google Drive on the latest versions of Android. You can disable it either by setting <android:allowBackup="false"> (true is the default behavior) or by disabling auto backup in your phone's settings.
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Can someone tell me how to clear in IOS as well?
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Hi, I've got the same issue and it simply seems to be the direct cause of android's new manifest keyword:
<android:allowBackup="true">You can find more information on android documentation but quickly it says that app locally saved data might be backed up on Google Drive on the latest versions of Android. You can disable it either by setting
<android:allowBackup="false">(true is the default behavior) or by disabling auto backup in your phone's settings.