Occasionally there will be a popup saying the phone is putting apps that haven’t been used in a while to sleep to save battery. Why doesn’t it just do this all the time? Why does an app need to be “awake” if I am not using it?
Occasionally there will be a popup saying the phone is putting apps that haven’t been used in a while to sleep to save battery. Why doesn’t it just do this all the time? Why does an app need to be “awake” if I am not using it?
Battery saving mode can accomplish that, if you will.
Some apps, however, need to stay “awake” to catch notifications or do some background processing needed for their usual functionality.
Imagine if you were using a navigation app, put it in the background, and after some time, put it on the foreground and it had to start the whole process of locating you and calculating a route to where you were going.
That being said, most apps don’t really need to do anything in the background, except for collecting data about your behaviour.
Wait my phone collects data about me?
I thought the covid vaccine did that.
What did you think the 5G chips in the vaccine were for? Same thing as in your phone.
5G is for spreading the woke gay mind virus. Collecting all of your personal information is the Jewish space lasers. Fortunately, tinfoil hat stops both.
It’s 5G either way