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I haven't checked in a while but in the past it was fairly reliably 10 minutes. In any case, there's a property `UIApplication.backgroundTimeRemaining` that te
by lilyball 7y ago
I haven't checked in a while but in the past it was fairly reliably 10 minutes.
In any case, there's a property `UIApplication.backgroundTimeRemaining` that tells you how long you have, so you can use that to calculate the appropriate notification time.
- throwaway55554 7y agoOne of the biggest complaints people have with ios13 right now is RAM management. It quickly kills off apps.
- htfu 7y agoI thought it was 3 minutes? Or is it 3 guaranteed, 10 maximum? And yes, the app in question of course does exactly that notification dance (I've used it since long before it got its current name). GP is talking about a new feature to keep sessions open in bg for a loong time. I've disabled it, not for fear of tracking but because it seems like a silly way to forget connections open and drain the battery for no reason. App has indeed also always supported mosh... me I just attach to tmux. But I agree with whoever wrote it's better to have such a bg hack feature than not, for those who find it useful.