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Hello, Sorry for such a late reply... Attached image is Apple's calendar widget when iPhone is still in Lock state. (Swipe right) It shows everything. Every widgets (calendar, reminder, email) on my iphone show information even when the phone is still locked. This includes my app as well. So I guess the problem is not with my app. However, since you said your iphone works correctly maybe it is a problem with my phone then. Thank you.

Locking and unlocking the device is not possible via the Screen Time API. If you'd like to see that capability in a future release, please file a report via Feedback Assistant. You cannot restrict all apps on the device, but you can shield all app and websites by setting both store.shield.applicationCategories and store.shield.webDomainCategories to the .all() ActivityCategoryPolicy. You can also block all webContent by setting webContent.blockedByFilter to the .all() WebContentSettings.FilterPolicy. See the ShieldSettings and WebContentSettings documentation for more information. Yes you can create schedules via the Device Activity API. Here's a quick example on how to naively implement a schedule that shields all apps and websites for the weekend: In the App: extension DeviceActivityName { static let weekend = Self(weekend) } let weekendSchedule = DeviceActivitySchedule( intervalStart: DateComponents(calendar: calendar, hour: 0, minute: 0, weekday: 7), intervalEnd: DateComponents(calendar

Finally I found the solution to make the API work https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/inAppPurchasePriceSchedules In some cases, the price calendar is empty even though there is an active price in IOS Application, API call of https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/inAppPurchasePriceSchedules/:inappid/manualPrices?include=inAppPurchasePricePoint&filter[territory]=FRA is empty too (no Customer Price / Price Tiers) After creating a rate in the calendar, API Response is not empty... So we had to check all the prices one by one and for the empty ones, send back the right price with API and it's works !

I mean, technically if it’s your client and the data is related to such, especially events/calendar data related to a specific orginization, it’s not really public facing. It’s serving the needs of clients and thier own organization. If that makes sense.

Both iOS native apps (Calendar and Files) and third party apps (Nextcloud) suffer from the same problem. This is a serious problem for a local development environment. Even Bonjour names won't resolve (ie: machineName.local).

The calendar notifications on iOS 16 are incredibly annoying. When you dismiss them, they pop back up on EVERY device seconds later. For people with multiple shared calendars for team management, this has been the absolute worst. It's the first time I've regretted having all of my devices in the apple ecosystem. Please resolve AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!!!

same issue and i hate it! I was ok with receiving invites from my primary/personal email. i have my work calendar added just so i can check my agenda but it shouldnt be for every invite 😒

The only workaround (which is not really a workaround) is to unsubscribe from the calendars (Other calendars) in Gmail

Same issue since iOS 16 update... Like @tmkarlsen I keep getting notifications on others calendars that I subscribe to, and have filtered/toggled off

This seems to be fixed in iOS 16.1 beta 4. Crisis averted! @freyherme, I was just about to message you and ask if you had a fix for Calendar in the beta. Seems you do, so great news! My bug report is still open, and never received any updates from Apple. That's frustrating. But at least they fixed it.

I have the same problem. I believe this is iOS16 bug as Apple calendar app still not get redacted...

I also keep getting notifications on others calendars that I subscribe to, but have filtered/toggled off. Note: I am google admin on the domain, but that didn't make any difference on IOS 15.x.

The way I think of it is that Date doesn't have a time zone - it is a universal representation of a particular moment in time, independent of time zones. When you want to expose a date to a user, you use something else to describe the moment in time in a way that suits the context in which you're trying to expose it e.g. a Calendar in order to create DateComponents, or a DateFormatter in order to create a string representation of that time. A good general way of putting it from w3.org: Date and time values based on incremental time are time-zone-independent, since at any given moment it is the same time in UTC everywhere: the values can be transformed for display for any particular time zone offset, but the value itself is not tied to a specific location.

Found the same problem with creating an event that started before current time. Sometimes we need to record things that is already in the process, I don't understand why apple would make a decision so that its customers can no longer use its calendar for something totally reasonable.