control center
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The concept of "control center" is discussed in the session titled "Extend your app’s controls across the system" (Session ID: wwdc2024-10157). This session explores how developers can extend their app's controls to various system spaces, including the control center. It covers how controls can be built using WidgetKit, allowing for quick access to app actions. Controls can be customized and configured to perform specific tasks, such as starting and stopping timers, and can be displayed in different sizes within the control center.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the following chapter markers from the session:
These sections provide insights into how controls are integrated into the control center and how they can be customized to enhance user interaction with your app.
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