asked 2015-10-26 18:42:05 +0300
Some apps like com.skype.raider and me.unfollowers.droid are started without my permission or setting at system > apps > lunch > allow starting app services on system start. (not active)
So, why isn´t that option working.
Must this prevent to start such services?
Edit:
IMHO If you have the option, system must prevent to start services!
answered 2015-10-26 21:12:34 +0300
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Skype is one of those android apps which keeps respawning in background without users permission. It's heavly disscussed problem even on officials skype/microsoft forum and main reason why I gave up this service provider. The problem touches not only us alien_dalvik users but also whole android community. Automatic task killer only partly solved this issue in my case and added another: even heavier battery drainage. Unfortunetly there is much more of processes working as those you mentioned. Hope there is a way to go around this problem.
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The same applies to both Amazon appstore and Kindle app as well. I noticed it on 1.9.28 and earlier versions.
rweickelt ( 2015-10-26 21:11:06 +0300 )editNoticed the same precisely today with whatsapp, receiving a message without opening the app (Allow services to start on bootup not active too).
Sthocs ( 2015-10-27 05:31:16 +0300 )edit