In the Android sandbox environment, the CANCELLATION callback is delayed until the subscription expires. However, in iOS, the CANCELLATION callback works without issue and is invoked after automatic renewal (subscription) is canceled.
Question
In the Android sandbox environment, there is a delay in the CANCELLATION callback; the callback is only received after the subscription expires.
I also noticed that on iOS, the CANCELLATION webhook has a slight delay of about 1 to 2 minutes. Is this normal in the sandbox environment?
Platform Server Notifications are now enabled, and Android users can receive Cancellation web hook callbacks. However, there is a delay of approximately 1-2 minutes when receiving the callbacks on both iOS and Android.
Another question is: if I cancel my subscription on Android or iOS, can I then restore it by calling `Purchases.purchasePackage`? Currently, on iOS, I can restore my subscription using `Purchases.purchasePackage`, which triggers the `Uncancellation` callback. However, on Android, I cannot use `Purchases.purchasePackage` to restore my subscription; it triggers the `EXPIRATION` callback, causing my user's subscription to expire on our backend.
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