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Why makes you so sure about that? A suitable web server process uses zero CPU after it is started and opened the right port.
by xenonite 6y ago
Why makes you so sure about that? A suitable web server process uses zero CPU after it is started and opened the right port.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoPhones will suspend and kill applications that aren't actively used; with iOS this has always been the case (you can't have ANYTHING running in the background on iOS unless it's navigation, calls, or music, that is you need to request special exemption from it). It might be possible on Android but even there the phone will slumber while in your pocket. Phones are not servers.
- jannes 6y agoPhones turn off their radio when the screen is off and go into a sleep state (waking up in intervals). Keeping the radio on 24/7 is just going to increase power usage by a lot. It's not the CPU that's the concern. Even ignoring this issue, it would open your phone up to getting DDoSed by strangers on the internet.
- belorn 6y agoHow long delay does this sleep state impact messenger applications? Are we talking seconds or milliseconds?