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Apps in background, what is the expire time in android

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If we keep any apps in background, what is the expire time in android. how android behaves if we keep apps in background.

posted Jun 10, 2013 by anonymous

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Indefinitely,

The app will be kicked out of memory when the memory is low enough that other apps need the space: the behavior depends on too many factors to give a reliable estimate without knowing of the device's usage pattern, other apps, etc...

Basically, your app can be killed "whenever", if it's got a foregrounded service then it's going to stay around much longer (it will almost never be killed off).

answer Jun 10, 2013 by anonymous
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