Swift: Is there a way to get the running apps in IOS? [duplicate] - ios

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How to get information about free memory and running processes in an App Store approved app? (Yes, there is one!)
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Is there a way to get the running apps info or the action of openning the app in IOS? There is a way to do that in android with getRunningTasks, maybe there is a way to do that in ios?

At last in non-jailbroken iOS there is no such possibility. The reason is to protect users privacy - app should not know about other apps that are installed on user device (otherwise it could eg. spot business rivals app).

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is it possible to get info about another apps on iphone [duplicate]

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How can I check programmatically that list of applications are installed or not in iPhone
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I'm doing an iOS app and I want to get some data about my users.
Is it possible to get information about another apps on user's phone? At list name of all apps on iphone, or last launching time?
Answered here: Check for installed apps on iOS 9 and 10
HackingwithSwift.com also has a good article on this: How to check whether your other apps are installed
The HWS video on this warns that "you may have to provide an explanation to the review team if you query too many apps or apps that aren't yours"

How to fetch all music apps name contains in device [duplicate]

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Finding list of installed apps on iphone
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I have to fetch all music apps name contains in device (like google play,gaana,saavan) and has to show all name in my app. I search a lot but not able to find a solution.Please help me if anyone has an idea.
Is there any way to fetch downloaded music files or list from iTunes store?
iOS applications are installed in Sandboxed environment, meaning that they cannot do anything outside their own application. It may work on Jailbroken devices!
More details given in this link,

IOS guided access - can app know it is in guided access mode? [duplicate]

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Detect or react to Guided Access?
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I am developing an IOS app for a class room environment - conducting a test. I have a requirement that the app should not come out during the test. Guided access is a perfect solution for me, since I can force users (students) to turn the device to guided access mode.
What I want is like this: Only after the device is set into guided access mode, the app will proceed from a particular screen. Is it possible for the app to know (programmatically) whether the device is in guided access mode at any point in time? Any documentation available on this?
Thanks in advance for your help
I found a feasible solution. IOS 6 (onwards) has a method: UIAccessibilityIsGuidedAccessEnabled. Returns a Boolean value indicating whether Guided Access is enabled.
It is in Apple's UIKit Reference Manual

Get webb application to app store [duplicate]

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Closed 10 years ago.
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Does Apple reject “mobile web shell” applications?
i am wondering if it is possible to make a mobile webpage and than making a IOS app in xcode just having a full screen browser view loading the mobile webpage.
I heard someone saying that apple does not allow apps that one includes a webpage, is this true?
Yes this is true. http://developer.apple.com/appstore/resources/approval/guidelines.html
2.12 Apps that are not very useful, are simply web sites bundled as apps, or do not provide any lasting entertainment value may be
rejected
Yes, your application will most likely be reject for this.
I recommend taking your existing files and using something like http://phonegap.com/ and deploy your web application to multiple stores. This works because your assets are baked into the application.

Transfer iOS app to another developer [duplicate]

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Transferring ownership of an iPhone app on the app store
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Suppose developer A posts an app to the App Store, and then wants to allow developer B to take ownership (and be responsible for future updates). Is this possible, and if so, what is involved?
Thanks in advance.
You have to ask Apple to do it and it usually takes a while.
See this post: Transferring ownership of an iPhone app on the app store

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