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I haven't been an IOS developer in year but there used to be (in the IOS7 days) a way to run some limited tasks in the background, especially to handle push not
by harshaw 7y ago
I haven't been an IOS developer in year but there used to be (in the IOS7 days) a way to run some limited tasks in the background, especially to handle push notifications IIRC. Sounds like this is an improvement - but isn't this years and years overdue? I assume this is trivial on Android.
- isatty 7y agoAnd I’m also sure it’s abused to heck on Android.
- kkarakk 7y agoOreo added limits on background execution and they're going to further tighten the screws later. it doesn't even matter actually as the way OEMs implement killing apps to save battery if all unique(for eg huge rams aren't even used on xiaomi devices as the task scheduler will kill any apps above the limit of 6)