I have implemented the Broadcast Upload Extension in my app.
My requirement is that the user must start it only within the app, but right now there is an entry in the recorder button in Control Center that lets the user also start it from there.
My question is: how can I remove that entry in Control Center so the only way to start the Upload Extension is via my container app?
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately you can't hide recorder button from Control Center, but you can check your application state when user start recording from Control center with Broadcaster UI Extension, if you need any action before start recording you can inform user with Broadcaster UI extension.
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Is it possible to start screen recording (through Control Center) without user prompt?
I mean to ask user permission for the first time and after that to start and stop recording programmatically only?
I need to record screen only for specific events.
How can I trigger the following behavior in Swift UI Tests via XCTest:
Get the app to foreground and inactive (applicationWillResignActive) and back to "foreground and active" (applicationDidBecomeActive)
Possible gestures, while app is in foreground and active, could be:
open app switcher and go back to app
open control center and hide control center
open notification center and hide notification center
I searched for something like that following fictive(!) code XCUIDevice.shared.doublePress(XCUIDevice.Button.home) or XCUIDevice.shared.swipeDownFromOutside(); XCUIDevice.shared.swipeUpFromOutside().
Or a more better way a method call to simulate an open app switcher, control center or notification center immediately.
Or in the best way to simulate the status applicationWillResignActive, applicationDidBecomeActive immediately.
Important to understand: the event applicationDidEnterBackground must not called - the app has to stay in foreground (but inactive)!
So recently on wwdc2017 Apple released a convenient way to work with multi app. You can see the multi App portion of the video link below.
https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2017/409/
I want to develop an iOS app that can have like a panic button when the screen is locked. This button can be enable or disabled within the app, but
I want to know if it is possible to add a very accessible button you can press in case of an emergency even when the screen is locked. When the button is pressed I want to execute some code in the app.
Is there a possible way of accomplishing this in iOS?
Or is there an alternative?, The only think that I required is that the button can be pressed like in maximum three seconds even if the screen is locked and the app closed.
No that is not possible in iOS. You cannot make changes outside of your app.
One suggestion i can give you is to make a extension for today view in notification center. And you can ask the users to touch the button in notification center to invoke your functionality.
Notification center can be accessed in lock screen also.
I am creating a app where i can set the reminder based on Location and date.Apple has already given the UI if you are using Reminder which has both option.Can any one help me out that how can i open that Create event screen.
I am looking for a way to get notified about any user initiated touch event while my app is in background running state, I want to make it clear I don't want to handle gesture events or break UIResponder chain, some form of notification that user initiated a touch somewhere on the screen?
This isn't possible at all using the standard SDK. You would be able to record where the user is tapping in other applications and record what they are typing on the keyboard. This just isn't allowed. Only touches sent to your app can be intercepted and handled.
Not allowed. If an App is in the background it is only allowed to do few certain operations:-
Play music
Informing of their location at all times
Internet Protocol(VoIP)
Updates from external accessories
Must read section "App States and Multitasking" from Apple 's link below
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/iphone/conceptual/iphoneosprogrammingguide/ManagingYourApplicationsFlow/ManagingYourApplicationsFlow.html
"It will surely give you strong Foundation "