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## Handle permissions
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To block apps, you need to request Screen Time permissions. Some features (events still seem to trigger in most cases) seem to work without having permissions, but I wouldn't rely on it.
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To block apps, you need to request Screen Time permissions. Note that some features (for example, events) may still trigger without permissions; however, this behavior is not guaranteed.
- This is a SwiftUI view, which is prone to crashing, especially when browsing larger categories of apps or searching for apps. It's recommended to provide a fallback view (positioned behind the SwiftUI view) that allows the user to know what's happening and reload the view and tailor that to your app's design and UX.
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The activitySelection tokens can be particularly large (especially if you use includeEntireCategory flag), so you probably want to reference them through a familyActivitySelectionId instead of always passing the string token around. Most functions in this library accepts a familyActivitySelectionId as well as the familyActivitySelection token directly.
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The activitySelection tokens can be particularly large (especially if you use includeEntireCategory flag), so you probably want to reference them through a familyActivitySelectionId instead of always passing the string token around. Most functions in this library accept a familyActivitySelectionId as well as the familyActivitySelection token directly.
Depending on your use case (if you need different schedules for different days, for example,) you might need multiple monitors. There's a hard limit on 20 monitors at the same time. Study the [DateComponents](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/datecomponents) object to model this to your use case.
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Depending on your use case (if you need different schedules for different days, for example) you might need multiple monitors. There's a hard limit on 20 monitors at the same time. Study the [DateComponents](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/datecomponents) object to model this to your use case.
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