It is better not to close the app every time with Android

It is better not to close the app every time with Android

Androidのバックグラウンドで動作するアプリを定期的に消したほうが、スマホのパフォーマンスが向上すると思っている人は多いかもしれません。【全画像をみる】It is better not to close the app every time with Androidこのような誤解は、初期のAndroidにはある程度有効でしたが、その後状況は変わってきています。実際には、Androidデバイスで定期的にアプリを終了すると、メリットよりもデメリットの方が多くなることがあります。今回は、アプリを終了した方が良くないことが起こる理由を見ていきましょう。

End the app with Android device

Before the detailed story, let's match the awareness of what to end the app first.Depending on the version of your smartphone or Android, you can check the application open from the smartphone application switcher in either of the following methods.Keep the screen half -up.Tap the square navigation button at the bottom of the screen.Now you can see all the apps running in the background as the app switcher is open.There are two main ways to end the app.Swipe up the app you want to end one by one, or tap all the running apps at once (this is usually displayed at the end of the regular list).If necessary, go to the app management menu (Settings> Applications> Running Services) where you can forcibly terminate the app.

The reason why it is better not to end the app with Android

There are many reasons why productivity is reduced when the app ends with Android regularly.Let's solve the misunderstanding about performance while looking at the factors in detail.1.It is natural to think that the background app that does not extend the battery life of the smartphone even after the Android app is completed, continues to use a smartphone battery.However, the background app does not cause the battery to exhaust, and the battery life does not increase even if it ends frequently.Android has evolved over the years, and has excellent battery management, such as DOZE, so that the background app does not adversely affect the battery life.With such a function, the background app becomes a hibernation dormant state, minimizing the CPU and Internet usage of each app.2.There is also a misunderstanding that the activation of the active app will be faster if you end the background app that does not become faster.Unfortunately, this is not a fact.Android manages RAM wisely to turn multiple apps within the memory range, so the background app does not adversely affect the performance of other apps.Also, when Android opens the background app that uses RAM again, it opens immediately because the memory is already assigned.Therefore, it feels better to run the app in the background.It doesn't make sense to end the app when you re -open the app again a few seconds later.3.If the CPU ends and opens again to end the application, the smartphone CPU must use energy every time to process the command.With the memory assigned to the app, the CPU's processing capacity is not wasted.And many apps restart the background process even after the main app ends.Therefore, it is meaningless to end the app many times.Four.If you end the app over and restart and restart the battery further, you will be treated with excess energy on your smartphone, such as repeating the app that will exhaust the battery further and ending it.It is exhausted.If the purpose of terminating the background app is to save the battery, it is better to do something else to save on the battery, such as lowering the screen brightness, turning off notifications, and switching to power saving mode.。Such a method can actually save the battery.Five.The background app can save mobile data by limiting the background data of a specific Android application that does not affect the mobile data.And the dormant background app does not use mobile data.The same "Settings> Applications> Run Services" menu has the options to limit the data, notifications, and batteries used by the app.It is safer to set this option in the future.6.Android automatically ends unnecessary apps and are smart enough to keep the apps kept and which apps should be finished.If such a memory management algorithm works and the RAM is full, you will end the unused app.In other words, Android is automatically taking care of himself.There is no need to repeat the app repeatedly to improve the performance of the device.The recent version of Android always uses which apps are always used, and it is smart enough to see which apps are low in priority.

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