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@ hodlbod
2025-06-12 17:48:52
I guess I could also just imitate pokey and do the same background processing in Flotilla directly. But the limitations just seem so severe. From perplexity:
- Android allows background services, but recent OS versions (Android 8/Oreo and above) impose strict limits on background processing to save battery life.
- Foreground services can run persistently but must display a notification, which is not ideal for most user experiences.
- Periodic background work can be scheduled using WorkManager, but the frequency is limited and not real-time.