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I hope there's a fix soon, because I'm tired of having to force-kill the app. I don't know what tipped me off that Facebook was the culprit but I was driving o
by orbitur 11y ago
I hope there's a fix soon, because I'm tired of having to force-kill the app.
I don't know what tipped me off that Facebook was the culprit but I was driving one day and my podcast went quiet, like a notification sound was about to happen. But nothing came and the audio stayed quiet for at least 30 seconds before I pulled over, opened the app list, and killed Facebook. Problem solved.
Also, coincidentally, I forgot to kill Facebook last night and when I picked up my phone this morning it was warm. Glad I remembered to leave it plugged in.
- jinahadam 11y agoforce quitting might not work if you have push notifications enabled, you can get silent app notifications (content available notifications) and the app can be relaunched in the background.
- dclowd9901 11y agoI would put your phone in low power mode. It seems to have all the benefits of straight up killing apps without having to bootstrap them each time you want to use them. Downside of course is lack of push notifications and the like.
- tomelliott 11y ago>> Also, coincidentally, I forgot to kill Facebook last night and when I picked up my phone this morning it was warm. Glad I remembered to leave it plugged in. Maybe, just maybe, it was warm because it was being charged.
- orbitur 11y agoI wouldn't have mentioned it if it wasn't out of the norm after leaving it plugged in for 8+ hours.