Do Anyone have issue with app closing too quickly in background even less than a minute??
I am noticing it for past few days. When i switch chrome with any other app and come back within a minute then chrome page reload itself. This was not the case with my previous device Moto X2.
Also faced issue with mini militia app when switched to whatsapp for few seconds, the app restarted when came back.
Any help will be grateful.
Yes, this phone has very aggressive memory management. It kills background tasks too quickly.
Looking under memory settings, I have used 85 apps in the last 24 hours and the maximum amount on RAM this phone has used is 1.6 GB...seems the RAM usage never hits more than 2 GB as the phone keeps killing apps.
yumms said:
Yes, this phone has very aggressive memory management. It kills background tasks too quickly.
Looking under memory settings, I have used 85 apps in the last 24 hours and the maximum amount on RAM this phone has used is 1.6 GB...seems the RAM usage never hits more than 2 GB as the phone keeps killing apps.
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The only app that I noticed the phone killing is Clash Royale.
turkobr said:
The only app that I noticed the phone killing is Clash Royale.
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Any phone will kill Clash Royale because the app works that way :/
kishanamlani said:
Do Anyone have issue with app closing too quickly in background even less than a minute??
I am noticing it for past few days. When i switch chrome with any other app and come back within a minute then chrome page reload itself. This was not the case with my previous device Moto X2.
Also faced issue with mini militia app when switched to whatsapp for few seconds, the app restarted when came back.
Any help will be grateful.
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Stock ROM?
kevinblackwell said:
Stock ROM?
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Yess Stock Rom
kishanamlani said:
Yess Stock Rom
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How many background process limit do you put?
kevinblackwell said:
How many background process limit do you put?
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Its set as Standard .. Didnt change anything
kishanamlani said:
Its set as Standard .. Didnt change anything
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Uh, that's weird, some apps didn't work in background, like games. In what apps do you have problems? Or all the apps?
kevinblackwell said:
Uh, that's weird, some apps didn't work in background, like games. In what apps do you have problems? Or all the apps?
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Noticed mostly in Chrome, page reloads even if switched app within 30 seconds, no other heavy app running in background.
Faced with Mini Militia game too, app reloads if switched for like 10 seconds or more.
kishanamlani said:
Noticed mostly in Chrome, page reloads even if switched app within 30 seconds, no other heavy app running in background.
Faced with Mini Militia game too, app reloads if switched for like 10 seconds or more.
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Oh! Chrome always do that in my cellphone too, I think that is for keep the website up to date
kevinblackwell said:
Oh! Chrome always do that in my cellphone too, I think that is for keep the website up to date
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It was not the case with my previous device Moto X2.
I will reply if this happens with any other app. Thanks a lot for helping.
It is improved in nougat update
It happens to me with pokemon go
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how to stop them running?
NoobSEowner said:
how to stop them running?
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Just don't.
If an app includes a battery-draining service, uninstall the app and look for alternatives.
Android operates like this: no matter what you do to kill a service,
if it's coded in the app to constantly run, it will be restarted every time.
NoobSEowner said:
how to stop them running?
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what app are you having issues with???
Pvy.
Map, some games, music, updater.. i killed them many times but still they're running.. Those ****ty things make my RAM left 50 =.=
root phone and remove the stock apps. Music will always run until you first end the service.
NoobSEowner said:
Map, some games, music, updater.. i killed them many times but still they're running.. Those ****ty things make my RAM left 50 =.=
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And now? What will you do with free RAM? Exactly, nothing...Android will free RAM if it needs more...don't worry, it's an intelligent OS...
wanna free more ram, just turn off the phone and turn it back on again
but, last day my phone RAM stable between 100-130, now 40-50 T.T
NoobSEowner said:
but, last day my phone RAM stable between 100-130, now 40-50 T.T
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Downloaded maybe some big apparently and that's why ram is lower now...
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taaviu said:
Downloaded maybe some big apparently and that's why ram is lower now...
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RAM is not affected by downloads, it has nothing to do with internal storage.
NoobSEowner said:
but, last day my phone RAM stable between 100-130, now 40-50 T.T
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RAM decreases over time.
If you face lags, just reboot.
If not, don't bother.
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I've been wondering why my browser tabs get kicked out of memory after so long. Usually if I take a phone call or switch into a large app and return to the browser, I have to reload all my pages. I normally have 3-5 tabs open at once. With VZW's slow 3G it's a pain to reload and lose my place. Doesn't this phone have 1GB of RAM? I wouldn't think a phone call would cause the browser to be removed from memory would it? This has been plaguing me for years just wondering if there was anything I could do to prevent it.
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Yes its just something to do with the latest ICS version, memory management is more aggressive with the browser or something. It drives me mad too. Sometimes ill switch to the homescreen for one second without loading a single thing, go right back to the broeser and it was kicked from memory.
Is the behaviour the same in the new Chrome Beta?
Yup, I find this a bit annoying, too.
DirkGently said:
Is the behaviour the same in the new Chrome Beta?
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It doesn't seem to be. I've just had a test and it seems to keep all pages open.
Open browser -> load page -> menu -> save for offline reading
lilirose said:
Open browser -> load page -> menu -> save for offline reading
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But wouldn't you then have to do this for each tab?
Because Android doesn't offer true multitasking. It closes apps you are actively using and caches apps you don't ever use... Poor memory management and aggressive task closing makes for a poor user experience.
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Because Android doesn't offer true multitasking. It closes apps you are actively using and caches apps you don't ever use... Poor memory management and aggressive task closing makes for a poor user experience.
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Yep. It's a little too aggressive. It's most annoying when i'm using Spotify or something. I might pause the music for a little while for whatever reason, run a couple apps. When I go back to Spotify I have to restart the whole app.
It should intelligently monitor usage and cache apps based off that...
tweak your VM settings, as well as min free settings.
My pages has always stayed in memory
s2d4 said:
tweak your VM settings, as well as min free settings.
My pages has always stayed in memory
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Mind providing some examples and/or guidance on how to accomplish this?
s2d4 said:
tweak your VM settings, as well as min free settings.
My pages has always stayed in memory
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Yeah this is what i want to try and tweak the oom numbers but i just been too lazy...
Hmm. I have never used Spotify before, but that sounds way too aggressive. I use slacker.com and if i pause it there does not seem to ever be a problem going back and having the song pick up right where i left off. Google listen seems to do the same. Now don't get me started on the one or two times per day slacker causes my galaxy nexus to reboot ......
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Mind providing some examples and/or guidance on how to accomplish this?
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Need it too...
I never experienced this. I have chrome and chrome beta with bunch of tabs in each of them open and they always stay there. I am on stock 4.1.1 and i have stock android browser disabled.
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Below is a screenshot of the recent apps button on my OP3. I'd like to know what the difference between the two button options circled in red numbered 1 and 2 are.
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Below is a screenshot of the recent apps button on my OP3. I'd like to know what the difference between the two button options circled in red numbered 1 and 2 are.
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One option will just clear the application tray, and other option will clear it from the memory.
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One option will just clear the application tray, and other option will clear it from the memory.
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Is there a way to put a shortcut on my homescreen to the clear from memory option
shobuddy said:
Is there a way to put a shortcut on my homescreen to the clear from memory option
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Why would you even want to do that? You have 6GB of RAM to use!
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Explorer23 said:
Why would you even want to do that? You have 6GB of RAM to use!
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also, constantly clearing RAM wastes MORE battery since services will be restarted every time
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also, constantly clearing RAM wastes MORE battery since services will be restarted every time
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Yup, more power consumption plus the fact that loading apps fresh each time provides worse user experience (slower operation).
There is absolutely no reason to clear RAM on powerful modern devices. Even I - the person that always kept clearing recents and even using memory cleaners on older devices - got used to keeping everything in RAM. And I'm happier than ever
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Yup, more power consumption plus the fact that loading apps fresh each time provides worse user experience (slower operation).
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Yes, but it depends on how frequently you are opening and closing apps. If you don't use an app all that often, there is no harm in clearing it.
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also, constantly clearing RAM wastes MORE battery since services will be restarted every time
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I don't intend to do it constantly but want to have it available when I DO want to do it. For example, If I use Facebook once a day, I would rather not have it constantly running in the background.
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Why would you even want to do that? You have 6GB of RAM to use!
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It seems the "clear ram" feature actually hibernates apps. i.e it does a "Force Stop" in the Android app settings. This is behavior I want to preserve battery, particularly for apps I don't use all that often.
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Yes, but it depends on how frequently you are opening and closing apps. If you don't use an app all that often, there is no harm in clearing it.
I don't intend to do it constantly but want to have it available when I DO want to do it. For example, If I use Facebook once a day, I would rather not have it constantly running in the background.
It seems the "clear ram" feature actually hibernates apps. i.e it does a "Force Stop" in the Android app settings. This is behavior I want to preserve battery, particularly for apps I don't use all that often.
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FB and similar apps are a perfect example of why it's a terrible idea to clear RAM - ever try force closing it? It always re launches itself without fail, even with root and apps like Greenify
Well, if you don't want to to kill apps often, you don't need a shortcut. It's just 2 taps away anyways (recents > kill).
Natively you can't get a shortcut. Maybe could be done with Tasker or something similar, but I'm not sure.
After all apps in RAM don't really consume power so you won't see any benefits if you do force stop stuff that you don't use often. The difference is negligible, there are a lot more factors that make much bigger difference.
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Is #2 in the screenshot the same thing as doze?
shobuddy said:
Is #2 in the screenshot the same thing as doze?
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So, I have this issue, where most of my apps can't stay in recent apps overnight. They all get killed, all but 5 I have noticed. I did the battery optimization thing for all apps I use on a daily basis. I have edited build.prop file and added sys.keep_app_1=com.whatsapp and so on for the rest of my apps. I also did that in the local.prop file. None of it worked. How to prevent my phone from killing apps overnight?
Nobody?!
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Nobody?!
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If you are rooted you might try the app LSpeed and use one of the build in RAM profiles.
I am rooted. OK, I will try it. Thanks. It shuts my app very VERY aggressively. For instance, I was watching some youtube video yesterday, and in the other app I was searching for some products and was going back and forth between YouTube and Google Chrome, and every couple of times it restarted YouTube app, even though I was using it 2 minutes ago.
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I am rooted. OK, I will try it. Thanks. It shuts my app very VERY aggressively. For instance, I was watching some youtube video yesterday, and in the other app I was searching for some products and was going back and forth between YouTube and Google Chrome, and every couple of times it restarted YouTube app, even though I was using it 2 minutes ago.
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Both youtube and chrome are resource hungry apps, that's why it keeps reloading.
I guess your device is 3 gb version as mine.
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It's 4/64gb version.
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It's 4/64gb version.
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I have the 4 gb version as well and I don't face such an issue, if nothing works try factory reset, absolute solution :good:
Tried it already, didn't work. Try leaving 10-15 apps opened in the evening, and see in the morning if they are still in recent apps. And tell me tomorrow.
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If you are rooted you might try the app LSpeed and use one of the build in RAM profiles.
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It didn't work.
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It didn't work.
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Well, then you probably need a custom rom. Android One is known to be optimized for dumping non needed tasks. You could try to disable battery optimizing for the apps you would like to stay alive.
Tried that too, didn't work.
My previous phone was 2Gb running android 6. Now i have a mi a2 life 4Gb and it is OK except for 2 games.
Apparently there's some AI that learns what you use but after many weeks no change.
Most apps open pretty fast. It's only these 2 games that I run daily. Annoying to have to wait for them especially since the old phone was able to keep them cached.
I tried the low-memory config (magisk module) but it didn't help. I guess android has changed its algorithm. I'm resigned to it.
It's insane. What's the point of having 4, 6, 8 or 10GB of ram if you can't use it?!
Connect it to a monitor, install Taskbar app and SecondScreen app, enable Freeform windows and turn your phone into a mediocre PC. Assuming you can get all the resources back from OS's hidden service threads of course.
Facing the same issue
facing same issue specially after android 10 update. Change apps back and forth even in recent apps menu kills the app. My phone is 4/64.
shak33l said:
facing same issue specially after android 10 update. Change apps back and forth even in recent apps menu kills the app. My phone is 4/64.
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Android 10 has a known problem. Rebooting helps. For how long seems to vary. I get a week or so, some people only get a day.
I had the same problem when I was unrooted during the Android 10 update crash. After rooting and installing Lspeed again, Android is not killing apps anymore as I set these settings
Hi
I own Op 9 pro LE2121 android 12
And lately i have some performance issues. 1.when i press the close all open apps is writes it closes but again if i press the squer i can see for example tons of facebook pages, not closed.
2. When i open the camera it takes almos 5-10 sec till i can take a picture .
3 wierd notification problem.when i am in a middle of webpage or other app and i get notification. It pop up with all the other notification that i didint read and i need to remove one by one till i can see the screen
What happend to OP ??
Thanks all
In what way is this a guide?
Do a factory reset.
Smedslund said:
In what way is this a guide?
Do a factory reset.
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thanks, what u mean by a guide ?
thx,
i asked a question, its wasnt guide
only factory reset is the solution
My task manager also leaves Facebook app untouched....and there are often about 40 open Facebook tasks. Removing Facebook from Battery Saver doesn't stop this behaviour.
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My task manager also leaves Facebook app untouched....and there are often about 40 open Facebook tasks. Removing Facebook from Battery Saver doesn't stop this beha
pjaysnowden said:
My task manager also leaves Facebook app untouched....and there are often about 40 open Facebook tasks. Removing Facebook from Battery Saver doesn't stop this behaviour.
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we are on the same boat
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Yep. This has always been the behaviour though. C47, c48 and c61 all had the same issue.
And no solution yet ?? any update ? other version ?
never upgraded my Op 9 pro to android 12, because everyday im reading different issues from users who upgraded....
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never upgraded my Op 9 pro to android 12, because everyday im reading different issues from users who upgraded....
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You are right, i wish i didnt upgrade also.
If i could downgrade without lossing data
Is the Facebook app locked in task manager by any chance?
For me, no, it is not locked...and all battery optimization for Facebook is off. It shouldn't be left after you clear RAM.
cippi21 said:
Is the Facebook app locked in task manager by any chance?
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For me, no, it is not locked...and all battery optimization for Facebook is off. It shouldn't be left after you clear RAM.
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Weird one. I'm sure you tried uninstalling Facebook and all that. Also are you on the latest oos c62?
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Weird one. I'm sure you tried uninstalling Facebook and all that. Also are you on the latest oos c62?
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Yep. Cleared cache, cleared data, removed, reinstalled. Turned off all battery optimization, turned of just for Facebook. It did this on 47,48 and now 61. Not tried 62 yet.