I completely agree with aggressive background killing, because too many apps are abusing their permissions and try every trick in the book to siphon user data a

I completely agree with aggressive background killing, because too many apps are abusing their permissions and try every trick in the book to siphon user data at all times. That being said, killing an app that is actively playing audio is not the best idea and an open source app with 100 million installs should probably be whitelisted anyway.