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Thanks for the post. Yes the documentation says: If a person using your app denies authorization, all attempts to schedule alarms fail. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/alarmkit/alarmmanager/requestauthorization() My question to you is, if you call func requestAuthorization() async throws -> AlarmManager.AuthorizationState when is denied, will that allow your app to request authorization again? Probably not due when the user denies a request fore authorization from the user, the system keeps that for default to avoid re-requesting the same permissions. Because the OS remembers the Deny state in the TCC database. The best approach for this in my opinion is to request an enhancement request to a reset of that privacy permissions without deleting the app from configuration. Hope this helps Albert
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First off, as a general note, I've done my best to answer your questions below, but what I'd actually like to understand is what your larger product goal actually is, independent of any particular technology (like DriverKit). My concern here is that you're focusing on DriverKit because it's one of our more visible technology layers and then asking how it can solve your problem... without ever realizing that there are other API options that would actually be a far better solution. As a concrete example of this, I regularly see questions from developers trying to write DEXTs for vendor-specific USB devices who don't realize that the RIGHT way to work with a vendor-specific USB device on macOS is the IOUSBHost framework. intercept raw HID input reports from an external mouse through any top case–related path in the HID stack. This is the first time I've heard the term top case, but from the general context, I'm going to guess that your goal is to intercept and modify the events 3rd-party HID devices are sending

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