Google and Samsung are working to reduce apps closing in the background

Forcing apps to close in the background to save battery and optimize performance on Android did not satisfy many users. Despite, Google is working to fix the inconsistency and has announced that Samsung will be the first manufacturer to adopt the improvements..

The Mountain View company said Friday 5 that the changes will “help ensure that APIs for background work are supported in a predictable and consistent way across the ecosystem.” For this, big manufacturers need to hold on.

Currently, Samsung is the sole partner of the search giant that has confirmed its commitment to the new model, which plans to launch from One UI 6.0, the next version of the interface for Galaxy devices. Other brands are expected to do the same soon.

Like this, the promise is that “kill” apps in the background won’t be done so often anymore. The problem is with restrictions on foreground services and background work, which makes it difficult to develop programs for different smartphone models.

Changes are coming in Android 14

According to the tech giant, Changes to allow services to run reliably in the background will take effect in One UI 6.0 based on Android 14.. The next version of the operating system is expected to be released in the second half of this year.

“Our collaboration with Google to strengthen the Android platform has resulted in a unified policy that we hope will create a more consistent and reliable user experience for Galaxy series users,” Samsung said. The manufacturer stressed that developers will have to follow the new API rule to avoid the problem.