In 'iOS 13.2', voices continue saying that background apps will be forcibly terminated
Users of the latest version ``
Complaints Mounting About iOS 13.2 Being 'More Aggressive at Killing Background Apps and Tasks'-MacRumors
https://www.macrumors.com/2019/10/31/ios-13-2-safari-refreshing-poor-ram-management/
iOS 13 is killing background apps more frequently, iPhone owners report-The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2019/10/31/20942043/apple-ios-13-iphone-11-pro-ram-memory-management-app-background-refresh
For example, you can use `` pause the movie currently playing on the YouTube application on your smartphone, watch the site on Safari, then switch to YouTube again and play the movie again '' because the OS can use the application status the movie of the data is because they are saved to memory. However, according to iOS 13.2 users released by Apple on October 28, 2019 (October 29 in Japan time), `` Background app usage will be lost instantly when switching apps '' A voice is raised.
In the forum of Apple information specialized news site MacRumors , a topic titled `` iPadOS RAM management is terrible '' was created, `` While creating a spreadsheet with Excel application, play a movie on YouTube for about 10 minutes and then Excel When I switched to the app, the app was already gone from memory, not just Excel, but the tabs that were open in Safari.4GB memory is not enough, so I should have bought a 6GB device? 'Users complained.
Another
Twitter also says, “If you try to use iOS 13.2 on iPhone 7, you can be frustrated by forcibly closing the app or closing the Safari tab each time the app is in the background,” and…
Every single app on my iPhone 7 iOS 13.2 gets killed every time I close.No backgrounding.And each tab on safari when I move to a new one.So frustrating
— Christopher Stephens (@mzunguchris) October 29, 2019
There is a tweet that says “Is iOS 13 more aggressively managing memory? It ’s not possible to stay paused even immediately after using the YouTube app.”
Is it my imagination or is iOS 13 more aggressively managing RAM? I can't keep YouTube suspended at all, even if it was the last used app.
— Michael Kukielka (@DetroitBORG) October 22, 2019
Nick Heer, a designer and front-end developer, said in his blog: `` I use iPhone cameras a lot, so if you use a camera on iPhone X, all open apps will disappear. I'm used to it, iOS 13.2 not only kills the background task, but also seems to be completely restarted every time you switch the background app, which always happens regardless of the app, for example Safari 'You can't even save a single tab, it's not a catastrophic bug, but it's pretty poor, so I'd like it to be fixed with the highest priority,' he said .
At the present time, Apple has not made an official announcement, and the cause of this bug is unknown, but iOS engineer Marco Arment said, `` The iPhone 11 camera uses a lot of memory Is n’t it? ”
I've noticed this since the first 13.2 betas, and Overcast users keep reporting it as well: background apps seem to be getting killed MUCH more aggressively than before.
— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) October 29, 2019
(Especially on the iPhone 11 if you use the camera, presumably because it needs so much RAM for processing.) Https://t.co/Qscmsj1OGY
There is also a tweet that points out that the iOS browser engine “ WKWebView ” may be involved.
I see it lot of speculation that this is about lack of RAM.I doubt it.In our app, we are seeing problem with (some) WKWebView content (ads) .App is silently killed after 30s in background.Critical log line attached. pic.twitter.com/BS0HkvyRpv
— Jonas Salling (@salling) October 30, 2019
Arment said, “I always hear the same story from within Apple.“ I do n’t have time to fix bugs. ”“ Since the CEO has become Cook, the number of managers has increased. So, the problem is hard to get on, and the team is overly divided. ”” He said, he said that the problem of Apple's development system might be surfaced.
I hear the same stories repeatedly from inside Apple:
— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) October 31, 2019
-almost no time to fix bugs
- literally zero time to fix older or non-urgent bugs
-far more layers of management since Cook
-problems don't / can't get communicated upward
-increased division so teams can't coordinate https://t.co/WARP7yC7lw
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