Read on TwitterSingapore is recommending users keep the contact tracing app open at all times. Are we really that limited on iOS?
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I believe that, if I understand it correctly, the OS will ultimately manage memory / energy, and thus at some point likely kill the app.
The question is: how soon? And what options are their to wake the app again?
The question is: how soon? And what options are their to wake the app again?
