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#11
Originally Posted by pycage View Post
The first happens with non-Nokia applications when, e.g., locking the screen or rotating the phone. Nokia thought it would be very clever to actually freeze all applications it doesn't trust (i.e. all except those made by Nokia and explicitly whitelisted in the OS) to ensure smooth transitions.
How is this done? To "freeze" an application, you need to not schedule it for time in the processor and that sounds like a very dodgy hack in the kernel.