>Users want better battery life. They don't want a app using it up. Everybody wants better battery life, but also their alarm app to wake them up, or tracking

>Users want better battery life. They don't want a app using it up. Everybody wants better battery life, but also their alarm app to wake them up, or tracking app to record their runs in the background, receive notification when there is new email or im message, etc. And these functionalities get disrupted by excessive battery management (killing apps in the background). Somebody thinking he knows what users want and making decision based on this assumption (without really asking user) is exactly what brought us here. We are not all the same, somebody can have bit different priorities then you.