Whenever iOS asks something on the phone — a permission (notifications, photos, location, the camera…), the iMouse Shortcut's “Allow … to open …?”, a notice like Low Battery — it answers with the answer that lasts (Always Allow before Allow) and closes notices. Anything about money, passwords, deleting, trust or installing is left for you, and you are told. Its lists are in its steps: duplicate it to change them. Each phone can switch it off in Settings › Actions.
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Then it does
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if it fails, carry on
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Where it ran
Nothing yet. Each time it runs, the run and the phone show here.