#batunpc_unexpected
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foggy lance
hey there, which version of the react native sdk are you using?
eternal ibex
hello! we are using "react-native": "0.79.6"
foggy lance
And for teh stripe identity SDK, which version of that?
eternal ibex
"@stripe/stripe-identity-react-native": "^0.4.1"
foggy lance
Are you applying any kind of explicit styling within your app that could be related to this, or is this entirely default behaviour as far as you know?
eternal ibex
As far as I know, this is the default behavior. We dont use any global styles in the app, and when I tested the same version on Android in dark mode, the screen displayed correctly. So I think that's coming from the stripe identity sdk
foggy lance
Ok, it looks like this is a similar issue to this: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-identity-react-native/issues/140
I would ask you to file a github issue for the problem you've found on that screen in iOS so that it can be resolved
This will likely require a change to the underlying iOS SDK which would then be updated in a new react native SDK version