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I don't think iPhones swap at all. They just purge the oldest-used app(s) when they need more memory. Unlike on a Mac, applications don't stay open in the bac
by crazygringo 2y ago
I don't think iPhones swap at all.
They just purge the oldest-used app(s) when they need more memory.
Unlike on a Mac, applications don't stay open in the background. With some exceptions for specific authorized background processes.
- paperplatter 2y agoRight, I know at least 3P apps get the "memory warning" and have specific rules about background execution, but wasn't sure about Safari since it's special.