I’ve encountered an issue with an app that includes a Local Push Connectivity extension. After a fresh install of the app, the Local Network Alert appears when calling NEAppPushManager.save(). The alert message is: “This app would like to find and connect to devices on your local network. This app will be able to discover and connect to devices on the networks you use.” Here is the relevant code: ` pushManager.providerConfiguration = NEAppPushManager.providerConfiguration(with: settings, system: system) if settings.ssids.isEmpty { fatalError("☠️ The PushManagerSettings.ssids should NEVER be empty!") } pushManager.matchSSIDs = !settings.ssids.isEmpty ? Array(settings.ssids) : [] return pushManager.save()` Questions: 1. Why does the Local Network Alert appear? I suspect it is related to pushManager.matchSSIDs, which interacts with the local network to match specific SSIDs. 2. What happens if the user clicks “Don’t Allow”? Based on my testing, everything seems to work fine even if the user denies the permission. Would you happen to know why this is happening and if denying the alert could cause any issues down the line?