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pichlo
2016-06-24 , 11:52
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Originally Posted by
aegis
If the app isn't doing anything then it saves state and releases resources saving your battery.
I can give you plenty of examples where saving and restoring the state
wastes
the battery rather than saving it. Especially if "restoring" involves starting the application from zero and then reloading the last saved state. If the saved state is "in the cloud", as is quite common nowadays, chances are it may not be exactly the same as it was when you left it but a few seconds behind.
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