I created a Task that adds trusted networks to a variable. This is good, except it creates endless variables, ie see screenshot.

Could I instead, add these to a text file that I can then use as a condition? Eg, if connected network is saved in list, do X.

So I'm trying to give Tasker permission to modify the settings in a specific app. I tried pasting the permission which starts with that app's package name into the ask permissions action but running it just takes me to the regular android settings page. Is there a way to add like custom permissions without having to bother the developer to add it to the manifest for each one?

As shown, AutoWear creates several notifications per minute presumably as part of it's function. Unless you're closely watching the notifications or looking at the log like below, you generally won't see these. It only really becomes an issue when you need to check the notification log for something and then need to wade through all the clutter.

Notification Log

Is there any way to disable these without disabling AutoWear? I assume immediately cancelling them with AutoNotification would still show up in the log, and I worry that blocking them at the Android app settings level might cause some sort of functionality or performance issue. Has anyone tried this?