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No, you actually can't. iOS and iPad OS can run 'up to 30s in the background', and it is typical for an app to be terminated instantly once a user opens a home
by Andrew_nenakhov 2y ago
No, you actually can't. iOS and iPad OS can run 'up to 30s in the background', and it is typical for an app to be terminated instantly once a user opens a home screen or another app.
(we develop apps for iOS that need bg functionality)