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CLLocation Manager not updated when App is in Guided Access mode

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问题 I kept Guided Access for iPad app. When the app is launched it asks for user's current location using CLLocationManager .This is working under Normal mode and updates user current location. But under Guided Access, popup ("Allow to access your location") is not shown and authorizationStatus is always kCLAuthorizationStatusNotDetermined and doesn't update current location of user . Couldn't understand what could be the problem.Searched a lot but couldn't find it. ViewController.m : - (void

CLLocation Manager not updated when App is in Guided Access mode

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Is there a way to deliver push notifications in iOS 11 during Guided Access?

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问题 Our iPad app relies on silent push notifications to trigger certain events, and is used by many of our users in Guided Access mode. This has worked well until iOS 11 which now seems to block delivery of push notifications while Guided Access is enabled. I've tried a variety of different payloads according to the Apple documentation here (such as content-available, alert, sound, badge etc.), but I can't get anything to be delivered while Guided Access is enabled. This isn't necessarily a bug,

Trying to initate guided access from within an iOS6 app?

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问题 We have an iOS6 (iPhone) app we are building in XCode that lists installed apps on the user's device (who have registered URLs) in a list View. Is it possible to make one of the apps in the list open in Guided Access mode (if Guided Access is turned on beforehand)? Basically, we want to bypass the triple click on the home button and make any app in the list open directly to the Guided Access Start Screen. 回答1: According to Apple, Guided Access helps students with disabilities such as autism

Alert displayed when tapping links in UIWebView with Guided Access enabled under iOS 8

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问题 I have written a fairly basic iOS app that makes use of web content via a UIWebView element. The app needs to run in Guided Access mode as it is running in a customer-facing retail environment. Under iOS 7 all worked fine, but since updating to iOS 8 an alert "Guided Access is enabled. Triple-click the home button to exit" is displayed at the top of the screen almost every time a link on the web page is tapped. I've tried creating a new app from scratch that has nothing other than a UIWebView

Alert displayed when tapping links in UIWebView with Guided Access enabled under iOS 8

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I have written a fairly basic iOS app that makes use of web content via a UIWebView element. The app needs to run in Guided Access mode as it is running in a customer-facing retail environment. Under iOS 7 all worked fine, but since updating to iOS 8 an alert "Guided Access is enabled. Triple-click the home button to exit" is displayed at the top of the screen almost every time a link on the web page is tapped. I've tried creating a new app from scratch that has nothing other than a UIWebView element in it, and the problem still occurs. I've filed a bug with Apple, but am urgently seeking a

Using autonomousSingleAppModePermittedAppIDs and UIAccessibilityRequestGuidedAccessSession together with Meraki as MDM to enter single app mode

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I have a small number of devices I've set as supervised using Apple Configurator. However I'm unable to get the app to successfully enter single app mode using the UIAccessibilityRequestGuidedAccessSession API. I created a configuration profile with restrictions set in the Meraki console, in particular I've set the "Allowed Single App Mode" field in the Meraki console to my app bundle id. I'm assuming this field in Meraki maps to the autonomousSingleAppModePermittedAppIDs configuration key. I've added my app which is an IPA (not installed from the app store) to be installed on the supervised

Using autonomousSingleAppModePermittedAppIDs and UIAccessibilityRequestGuidedAccessSession together with Meraki as MDM to enter single app mode

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问题 I have a small number of devices I've set as supervised using Apple Configurator. However I'm unable to get the app to successfully enter single app mode using the UIAccessibilityRequestGuidedAccessSession API. I created a configuration profile with restrictions set in the Meraki console, in particular I've set the "Allowed Single App Mode" field in the Meraki console to my app bundle id. I'm assuming this field in Meraki maps to the autonomousSingleAppModePermittedAppIDs configuration key. I

Detect or react to Guided Access?

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In an app we're creating, we need to add some extra screens to configure the app. It would be nice if we could add extra buttons on the opening screen of the app, that is only visible if the iPad is not in guided access. Is it possible to detect that the device is currently running with guided access, and react to it being enabled or disabled? You want something like this: NSLog(@"Accessabilitiy enabled: %@", UIAccessibilityIsGuidedAccessEnabled() ? @"YES" : @"NO"); if (!UIAccessibilityIsGuidedAccessEnabled()) { // show something since I'm not in guided access } If you want to know when it

Detect or react to Guided Access?

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问题 In an app we're creating, we need to add some extra screens to configure the app. It would be nice if we could add extra buttons on the opening screen of the app, that is only visible if the iPad is not in guided access. Is it possible to detect that the device is currently running with guided access, and react to it being enabled or disabled? 回答1: You want something like this: NSLog(@"Accessabilitiy enabled: %@", UIAccessibilityIsGuidedAccessEnabled() ? @"YES" : @"NO"); if (