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But you don’t have background services on the iPad and apps are hibernated to disk if they aren’t active and iOS needs more ram. It’s possible that Apple is doi
by easton 6y ago
But you don’t have background services on the iPad and apps are hibernated to disk if they aren’t active and iOS needs more ram. It’s possible that Apple is doing the same thing on macOS, but we don’t know (it would break a ton of apps).
- jiofih 6y agoThey started doing exactly that way back in Snow Leopard I think - app “open” indicators were removed at the time.