If you are an Android user, chances are you have faced an issue that sometimes causes random apps in the background to shut down and stop their background activities, forcing you to relaunch the app and restart all over. If you want a solution for it, there isn’t any currently. Although, it seems like Google is working to solve the issue for users around the world, with the next iteration of Android, i.e. Android 13. Check out the details below to find out how.
According to a recent in-depth report by XDA Developers, Google is working to implement a “Multi-Generational Least Recently Used” or MLGRU feature on Android. The feature has already been rolled out to Chrome OS.
A Google executive has also suggested in January that this sort of functionality has started being tested for a million Android devices but that isn’t the case. That said, it can soon start happening.
