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I'm not sure how Linphone is doing it but all the apps I used that required to run in the background were required to show a notification at all time. This is

I'm not sure how Linphone is doing it but all the apps I used that required to run in the background were required to show a notification at all time. This is a terrible UX, my notification center is useless because I always have those apps in there (KDEConnect and Syncthing for example)

walrus01 6y ago
Linphone does show a persistent notification while running and registered to a server.
aasasd 6y ago
Just FYI, you can set those notifications to be ‘silent’ (not displayed on the top) and to collapse into a thin line each—in the system's notification settings. The apps still keep running, however I haven't figured out whether this change affects the frequency with which the background service is called by the system, and thus synchronization delays.
anderspitman 6y ago
Don't forget that turning off the screen can wildly affect service behavior even for foreground services, and these effects vary across vendors: https://developer.android.com/training/monitoring-device-state/doze-standby https://developer.android.com/training/monitoring-device-sta...