How do you restrict access to certain apps via the use of Time Restrictions?

Is there anyway to limit the use of certain apps to a time period of the day? I know the time restrictions on this site ONLY pertain to texting and calls, but not email or any other app, such as Twitter or Facebook, etc.

Well, there are a few different ways to go about it. You could add a preferences page with the admin functionality, and then an admin would just have to click the little pencil in the portlet titlebar. No admin/edit access, no little pencil.
I have often set the visibility of an ASPX control directly from activity rights, in OnPageLoad, if it isn't postback time. The activity rights should be inherited by the user, through the user's group. Best practise is to create empty groups called Roles, add activity rights to the Roles, and then have the actual groups (that contain users) inherit from one or more Roles.
You already knew that part, I added it for the others. My personal definition of a portlet is 'polymorphous instance of a web service'.
So:
Role: Store Manager (has Edit Shopping Cart activity right)
^
Group: Store Managers (has Store Manager parent group)
User: Vladimir (inherits Edit Shopping Cart activity right)

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