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I believe that in iOS, priority is given to recently used applications. When RAM dwindles, low priority applications are flat out killed. Source? This is going
by taitems 16y ago
I believe that in iOS, priority is given to recently used applications. When RAM dwindles, low priority applications are flat out killed. Source? This is going off my vague recollection of the background process flowchart PDF someone posted a while ago.
- christophe971 16y agoWow, I had no idea. Thanks for the info, I'll try to manage better the apps and see what happens.
- StavrosK 16y agoThis is my entirely unsupported understanding as well, but I've seen it happen when using backgrounder. On low memory conditions, background apps were killed.
- lreeves 16y agoSkype has a setting to sign-off after a certain period of time when it runs in the background, and the default non-infinite setting is most likely what you're seeing.