I think the approach taken by these phone manufacturers a tually makes a lot of sense. Most developers won't admit it but a lot of apps are quite terrible n

I think the approach taken by these phone manufacturers a tually makes a lot of sense. Most developers won't admit it but a lot of apps are quite terrible nowadays. Yes it is very convenient that your app does something in the background that is maybe useful, but it's only one app. When you have 30-40 apps installed w/o auto kill, the battery drainage is terrible. For me moving from LG to Xiaomi was great in terms of battery life. And yes, sometimes there are app which shouldn't be killed but it's easy enough to change their setting in the battery saver. And really these are only few, most app deserve the auto kill, as they abuse the priviledge of being able to run in the background.