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Good talk! > Its been three years since I used Androids but there was absolutely a way to kill / freeze background Apps I mean that in iOS is have a toggle in
by p2t2p 5y ago
Good talk!
> Its been three years since I used Androids but there was absolutely a way to kill / freeze background Apps
I mean that in iOS is have a toggle in Settings as to which apps are allowed to run in background at all. This toggle is turned off for everything like Twitter and others dodgy apps.
> You probably never heard of the ".nomedia" flag right?
It is still marked as a bug in their bag tracker AFAIR so that doesn't count. The solution need to be better/smarter/easier customisable.
> privacy
Yeah, with the recent move it went out the window.
For everything else - I acknowledge your preference =)