Hi jerobern, thanks for commenting 🙂 Interesting, I have tried setting for all blocking types - application, application category, webdomain and webdomain category. I just provided a single example to keep things more concise initially, but probably not such a good approach in hindsight. That said, your comments have drawn attention to the fact that I'm using a probably less-standard method for applying the shield .all(), so wonder whether this might be causing some side effects and limiting the shield config from applying. Use of ".all()" to shield import Foundation import DeviceActivity import ManagedSettings extension ManagedSettingsStore.Name {   static let social = Self("social") } func setShieldSettingsForAll() {     let store = ManagedSettingsStore(named: .social)     store.shield.applicationCategories = .all()     store.shield.webDomainCategories = .all()     logger.log("All Applications Set")   } Entire Sheild Config import ManagedSettings import ManagedSettingsUI import UIKit class ShieldConfigurationExtension: ShieldConfigurationDataSource {       override func configuration(shielding application: Application) -> ShieldConfiguration {     // Customize the shield as needed for applications.     return ShieldConfiguration(       backgroundBlurStyle: UIBlurEffect.Style.systemThickMaterial,       backgroundColor: UIColor.white,       icon: UIImage(systemName: "stopwatch"),       title: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "No app for you", color: .yellow),       subtitle: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Sorry, no apps for you", color: .white),       primaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Ask for a break?", color: .white),       secondaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Quick Quick", color: .white)     )   }       override func configuration(shielding application: Application, in category: ActivityCategory) -> ShieldConfiguration {     // Customize the shield as needed for applications shielded because of their category.     return ShieldConfiguration(       backgroundBlurStyle: UIBlurEffect.Style.systemThickMaterial,       backgroundColor: UIColor.white,       icon: UIImage(systemName: "stopwatch"),       title: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "No app for you", color: .yellow),       subtitle: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Sorry, no apps for you", color: .white),       primaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Ask for a break?", color: .white),       secondaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Quick Quick", color: .white)     )   }   override func configuration(shielding webDomain: WebDomain) -> ShieldConfiguration {     // Customize the shield as needed for web domains.     return ShieldConfiguration(       backgroundBlurStyle: UIBlurEffect.Style.systemThickMaterial,       backgroundColor: UIColor.white,       icon: UIImage(systemName: "stopwatch"),       title: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "No app for you", color: .yellow),       subtitle: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Sorry, no apps for you", color: .white),       primaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Ask for a break?", color: .white),       secondaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Quick Quick", color: .white)     )   }   override func configuration(shielding webDomain: WebDomain, in category: ActivityCategory) -> ShieldConfiguration {     // Customize the shield as needed for web domains shielded because of their category.     return ShieldConfiguration(       backgroundBlurStyle: UIBlurEffect.Style.systemThickMaterial,       backgroundColor: UIColor.white,       icon: UIImage(systemName: "stopwatch"),       title: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "No app for you", color: .yellow),       subtitle: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Sorry, no apps for you", color: .white),       primaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Ask for a break?", color: .white),       secondaryButtonLabel: ShieldConfiguration.Label(text: "Quick Quick", color: .white)     )   } } I will try tweaking my shielding method and see if that changes things 🤞