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[br]Google is following through on a promise it made when it unveiled Android Q. As of the newly launched beta, apps running in the background can no longer launch activities. Google has a good reason for doing this, but it's sure to upset the users of automation apps like Tasker.[br][br][br]The goal of this change is to keep apps from unexpectedly jumping into the foreground at the behest of some background service. That's usually a good thing. However, sometimes you might be running a background service specifically to launch activities. That's not going to work so well in beta 3.[br][br]According to Google, there are some exceptions to the background activity rules. They can still launch activities with user interaction. For example, tapping on a notification. Additionally, users can disable this feature in developer options by turning on "Allow background activity starts." This is still a beta, so it's unclear how the restriction will take shape for the final release.[br][br][br]#Infinix_India...... |
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发表于 2019-05-09 22:23:49
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