App Using react-native-auth0 for Authentication - How to Delete Users?

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Am I missing something or does the endpoint call have to be done independently of the package? And if so, is there a guideline on how to get started?

In order delete a user, you’ll need to expose an endpoint in your backend that makes a request to the Management API. You can then call your endpoint from the mobile app, using the Access Token - The topics I’ve linked to below should give you a better idea of what that looks like in practice.

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Hope this helps get you rolling in the right direction!