Hello, I have a question regarding the control over the Dynamic Island UI when my app is in the foreground. Scenario: A user is playing a song on Apple Music, so its Live Activity is active and visible in the Dynamic Island. Then, the user opens my app. Desired Behavior: While my app is in the foreground, I would like to temporarily hide or dismiss the dynamic island from Apple Music to provide a more immersive experience. When the user navigates away from my app, it's perfectly fine for the Dynamic Island to show dynamic island again. Is there an API that allows an app to temporarily suppress a Live Activity that was initiated by another application? My understanding of the iOS sandbox model suggests this might not be possible for security and privacy reasons, but I wanted to confirm if there's an intended way to handle this, especially for full-screen apps like games or video players. Thank you!

i want to send some data to my server using urlsession in background. so i use BGAppRefreshTask for sending data to network. i know it will not work what i expected exactly because OS System controlls background situation. but BGScheduler doesn't working. BGtaskScheduler doesn't do anything. i checked that background BGAppRefreshTaskRequest submit, but it's all. is someone can tell me how to use backgroundTask and why they doesn't do anything..? i know it will not work like timeintervals that i setting, but i want to know this really work even once??? I really want to take a look inside the backgroundTask framework...