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I'm writing an activity reminder (somewhat similarly to lazybones, but not implemented as a clock replacement). It's running as a background task (boot.js) and checks activity once an hour. If activity has been below a set threshold I need to display a full-screen message (and vibrate, that part I've got). How would I best do that? Can I use E.showMessage(), or will that end up corrupting parts of the display for the clock? Do I need to load() a separate JS-file that shows the full screen message? As an alternative I'm considering just using the framework from the messages app and simply triggering a pushMessage for that (though I'd prefer the app being able to display on its own, for flexibility).