Re:Chromium project finds that 70% of security defects are m...
by pjmlp on Monday May 25, 2020 @02:12AM
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Yes that is the convention.
You cannot assume anything about process or thread lifetimes on Android, as the simple act of rotating the screen will restart your application, and it can be killed at any moment and restarted later, due to memory pressure, or because the use has switched applications.
So whatever was the state of your application can be completely different when the callback is supposed to be invoked later on.
You cannot assume anything about process or thread lifetimes on Android, as the simple act of rotating the screen will restart your application, and it can be killed at any moment and restarted later, due to memory pressure, or because the use has switched applications.
So whatever was the state of your application can be completely different when the callback is supposed to be invoked later on.