Thanks Quinn, understood. We spoke directly with the developers of the education app "Blackout Technologies" (App Store ID: 1669281306, not findable on App Store). They stated they have Apple approval/permission for on-device network blocking on student-owned personal iPhones (e.g. preventing apps like Instagram/Snapchat from loading over Wi-Fi/cellular). Given TN3134, what is the first step / correct Apple team to contact to pursue the same permission for an education app? Thanks again.

Thanks Quinn, understood. We spoke directly with the developers of the education app "Blackout Technologies" (App Store ID: 1669281306, not findable on App Store). They stated they have Apple approval/permission for on-device network blocking on student-owned personal iPhones (e.g. preventing apps like Instagram/Snapchat from loading over Wi-Fi/cellular). Given TN3134, what is the first step / correct Apple team to contact to pursue the same permission for an education app? Thanks again.

Thanks Quinn, understood. We spoke directly with the developers of the education app “Blackout Technologies” (App Store ID: 1669281306, not findable on App Store). They stated they have Apple approval/permission for on-device network blocking on student-owned personal iPhones (e.g. preventing apps like Instagram/Snapchat from loading over Wi-Fi/cellular). Given TN3134, what is the first step / correct Apple team to contact to pursue the same permission for an education app? Thanks again.

Thanks Quinn, understood. We spoke directly with the developers of the education app “Blackout Technologies” (App Store ID: 1669281306, not findable on App Store). They stated they have Apple approval/permission for on-device network blocking on student-owned personal iPhones (e.g. preventing apps like Instagram/Snapchat from loading over Wi-Fi/cellular). Given TN3134, what is the first step / correct Apple team to contact to pursue the same permission that Blackout Technologies have?

Thanks Quinn, understood, We spoke with the developers of the education app “Blackout Technologies” (App Store ID: 1669281306, not findable on App Store). They stated they have Apple approval/permission for on-device network blocking on student-owned personal iPhones (e.g. preventing apps like Instagram/snapchat from loading on Wi-Fi/cellular data). Given TN3134, what is the first step / correct Apple team to contact to pursue the same permission as Blackout Technologies for an education app?

Thanks Quinn, understood, We spoke with the developers of the education app “Blackout Technologies” (App Store ID: 1669281306, not findable on App Store). They stated they have Apple approval/permission for on-device network blocking on student-owned personal iPhones (e.g. preventing apps like Instagram/snapchat from loading on Wi-Fi/cellular data). Given TN3134, what is the first step / correct Apple team to contact to pursue the same permission as Blackout Technologies for an education app?