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Hello,I have created a connected smartphone anti-theft key ring for Android called RAKWIN (seen in the media in France) and I am looking to port it to iOS.The principle: the phone is connected by Bluetooth to the key ring and if the phone moves away (in case of theft), the connection is broken and the phone triggers countermeasures: terrifying alarm, locking and blocking the ON/OFF button.No problem for the alarm, but the other features seem to be blocked:- screen locking is possible, but it involves using private APIs, so it will not pass validation- the ON/OFF button cannot be locked directly. Guided Access mode would solve my problem, but its activation by programming (UIAccessibilityRequestGuidedAccessSession) imposes constraints (supervision, MDM) that are incompatible with mainstream distribution.So what could I do? RAKWIN is highly anticipated on the iPhone, both by iPhone owners and by the media.I want to do things right, out in the open and be officially validated on the App Store.If it were possible to use Guided Access without all the constraints, it would be absolutely perfect. And if there is a solution that I haven't thought of, it's welcome.Thank you in advance.