Why iOS 13.2 kill background apps so aggressively?
Why iOS 13.2 kill background apps so aggressively? I've got a terrible feeling since updated to 13.2
iPhone XS, iOS 13
What do you mean with “ aggressively”?
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Well, it was still Apple's fault in the end, please go check the latest software update by Apple.
Apple officially lists the contents of iOS 13.2.2 as follows:
- Fixes an issue that could cause apps to quit unexpectedly when running in the background
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So this proves it's Apple's fault, rushing out updates more than Microsoft Windows 10 without even testing them properly.
iOS 13.2 basically killed multitasking.
iOS on a phone does not actually exist. Only an iPad running ipadOS has true multitasking.
Apps have zero ability to "run" in the background. Once not on screen, they are suspended until you return to them. If the app supports background app refresh, data may continue to be received, but the app itself is suspended.
See >>> https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202070
Why iOS 13.2 kill background apps so aggressively?