>kills all your background apps

Any modern mobile device will do that unless you go on the battery settings and choose not to for your apps.

>>105626762 (OP)
Doze mode is retarded. iphone has no such issue.
Android stans are in denial about this though. Why? Retardation.

>>105626837
>iphone has no such issue
Then why people keep losing app notifications from iphone killing some apps like duo?
Shit's the same there.

You don't have enough RAM. That's why picrel is now a thing. Yeah websites and apps now utilize GBs of RAM because our curry friends cannot into optimizing.

BUT HEY, at least we're not speaking german...

>>105626873
>duo
Is it a pajeet app I should know about?

>>105626837
what doze mode does is selectively suspend processes when the screen is off.
iphones will literally refuse to do anything in the background while the screen is off.
sending a video to a friend on a messaging app and you turn your screen off? aacckk, upload stopped
how is it any better than a 1% chance that an app that you need to stay running doesn't? iPhones are way worse at this
and besides, aosp/any stock based rom doesn't have this problem at all, everything works very reliably, it's just chinkshit oems that still pull crap like this

>>105626762 (OP)
Which ones?

>>105626911
> That's why picrel is now a thing.
virtual memory has been a thing for many decades
>Yeah websites and apps now utilize GBs of RAM because our curry friends cannot into optimizing.
it's always this.

>>105626762 (OP)
If you've disabled battery optimizations and it still happens then you need more RAM, I upgraded from a phone with 4gb to 8gb of RAM and that stopped happening.

>>105627116
This is why education is so important. You changed so many variables but somehow concluded RAM is the problem.

>>105627012
it's not virtual memory, it's swapping
android being Linux has had virtual memory forever

>>105626873
>>105626990
See? Denial.

>>105626762 (OP)
>SARS
>VERY
>GOOD
>VALUE
>SARS
(amd is also a good value. Apple security is too expensive.)

>>105626762 (OP)
Can't even have a youtube video running in the background without android randomly nuking it.

>>105626911
>Android now needs vRAM.
WE WINDOWS NOW, BOIS.

>>105627785
>this graph kills the googslave
holy shit

>>105627988
>>105627785
why does this mentally ill indian keep posting the same thing all the time? is it a bot? we get it. you're indian. you shit in the street. you'll never be white.

>>105626911
>SWAP
>kills your emmc/ufs
NO THANKS.

>>105626762 (OP)
Daily reminder that iPad doesn't allow background downloading in non Safari browsers

>>105626837
(You)

does iphone have this problem

>jump through the 4 different hoops you need to make it stop killing your background apps
>still does it

>>105626762 (OP)
Skill issue. Get gud.

>>105627785
Apple is trash.

>switch to another app
>switch back after 1 second
>have to wait for the app to relaunch because it has been killed due to being idle for 1 second
why even have a switcher at this point?

>>105628766
that doesn't werk

>>105628766

>>105628797
Android aggressively kills background apps to save battery, but you can prevent this for essential apps.
Key Methods to Prevent Background App Killing

Disable Battery Optimization: This is the most effective. Go to Settings > Apps, select the app, tap Battery, and choose "Unrestricted" or "Don't optimize." Some devices might have a centralized "Battery optimization" setting under "Special app access" where you can do this for all apps.

Turn off Adaptive Battery: This feature learns your usage and restricts less-used apps. Disable it in Settings > Battery > Adaptive Battery.

Check Background Usage Limits: On devices like Samsung, go to Settings > Battery and device care > Battery > Background usage limits. Ensure "Put unused apps to sleep" is off and consider adding apps to "Never sleeping apps."

Lock App in Recent Apps: Open your recent apps, long-press the app's icon, and select "Lock" or "Keep open." This is a temporary measure.

Developer Options (Advanced): In Settings > System > Developer options > Background process limit, you can adjust the limit, but generally, "Standard limit" is best, relying on individual app optimization settings.

Important Notes:

Manufacturers vary in their aggression (e.g., Samsung, Xiaomi can be more aggressive). Check "Don't Kill My App!" (dontkillmyapp.com) for device-specific tips.
Allowing too many apps unrestricted background access will drain your battery faster.
Android updates can sometimes reset these settings.

>>105628801
>too stupid to realize the difference between memes and reality
Yeah

>>105628813
how terribly vague