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* If that is already taken, you can add a number, for example, "App Name ABC 123"
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* This name is what you see on the App Store Connect list and in the *TestFlight* app
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* Once installed on your phone, you will see the actual app name
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* You can [Change the App Store Connect Name](../browser/phone-install/#change-the-app-store-connect-name) later if you want
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* You can [Change the App Store Connect Name](https://loopkit.github.io/loopdocs/browser/phone-install/#change-the-app-store-connect-name) later if you want
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* Select your primary language.
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* Choose the bundle ID for your app
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* SKU can be anything; for example "123" but must be unique across all your apps, so try 1234 or 12345 depending on how many apps you build with this method
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## Use *LoopFollow**Loop* Remote Control
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Once the *LoopFollow* phone is [configured](#configure-for-remote-control), and while the *Loop* phone is handy, test sending Remote Commands. It is good to also have a browser open with the *Nightscout* URL displayed.
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Once the *LoopFollow* phone is [configured](#configure-loopfollow-for-remote-control), and while the *Loop* phone is handy, test sending Remote Commands. It is good to also have a browser open with the *Nightscout* URL displayed.
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## *LoopFollow* & Careportal with the *Trio* App
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The ability for the *Trio* app to be remotely controlled will be **disabled** when `Enable Remote Control` is turned OFF on the *Trio* phone, even if you have given *LoopFollow* your *Nightscout* URL with Careportal access. This is for the protection of the *Trio* user, so that they **always** are the primary controller of their insulin dosing app.
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The ability for the *Trio* app to be remotely controlled will be **disabled** when `Enable Remote Control` is turned OFF on the *Trio* phone. This is for the protection of the *Trio* user, so that they **always** are the primary controller of their insulin dosing app.
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For more details, see [*Trio* Remote Control](remote-control-overview.md#trio-remote-control){: target="_blank" }.
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For more details, see [*Trio* Remote Control](https://triodocs.org/configuration/settings/features/remote-control/#trio-remote-control).
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Trio can accept remote commands from *Nightscout* or from *LoopFollow*. There are a variety of options, but the final control of whether remote commands will be enacted rests with the Trio user. They can enable or disable remote control.
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Highlight the filename and choose rename, then add ".txt" after ".p8". In other words, modify `AuthKey_AAAAAAAAAA.p8` to `AuthKey_AAAAAAAAAA.p8.txt` and click on `Use .txt` when questioned.
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7. Double-click to open the `AuthKey_AAAAAAAAAA.p8.txt` file. It will look similar to the screenshot below. You need to highlight **ALL OF THE CONTENTS** of that file and copy it and then paste it both into your Secrets Reference file and into the row for *LoopFollow*[APNS Key](#apns-key). Yes, *allllll* of the contents.
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7. Double-click to open the `AuthKey_AAAAAAAAAA.p8.txt` file. It will look similar to the screenshot below. You need to highlight **ALL OF THE CONTENTS** of that file and copy it and then paste it both into your Secrets Reference file and into the row for *LoopFollow* APNS Key. Yes, *allllll* of the contents.
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8. The APNS Key ID is the 10-character name embedded in the filename: `AuthKey_AAAAAAAAAA.p8.txt`. You can also see it if you return to Apple Developer's [`Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles`](https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/authkeys/list) as highlighted in this graphic. You copy that APNS Key ID and then paste it both into your Secrets Reference file and into the row for *LoopFollow* APNS Key ID.
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This section covers known troubleshooting issues:
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**Nightscout* not displaying *Trio* data: [Configure for OpenAPS](#configure-for-openaps)
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* Was able to select *Trio* Remote Control in *LoopFollow* but it is no longer working: [Stop *Nightscout* access from the *Loop* app](#stop-nightscout-access-from-the-loop-app)
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* Was able to select *Trio* Remote Control in *LoopFollow* but it is no longer working: [Stop *Nightscout* access from other apps](#stop-nightscout-uploads-from-other-apps)
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* Cannot select *Trio* Remote Control in *LoopFollow*: [Update Profile](#update-profile)
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If you are on *Trio* 0.2.x, you might see the option for *Trio* Remote Control in *LoopFollow* Remote Settings, but you can't use it. See [Use *LoopFollow**Nightscout* Remote Control](remote-control-nightscout.md#loopfollow-careportal-with-the-trio-app).
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For more detailed instructions, see [Real-Time Watch Updates using Contact](lf-features.md#real-time-watch-updates-using-contact){: target="_blank" }
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