Read "tasks and back stack" on the official website today, and follow the instructions in intent. flag_activity_new_task or androidmanifest. XML settings for Android: launchmode = "singletask": no new task can be created. Check it online.
each activity has the taskaffinity attribute, which indicates the task it wants to enter. If a
If the activity does not explicitly specify the taskaffinity of the activity, its attribute is equal to the taskaffinity specified by the application, if the application is not specified,
the value of taskaffinity is equal to the package name. Task also has its own affinity attribute, whose value is equal to its root
the taskaffinity value of the activity. If you do not assign an affinity to a task, it cannot be created. (I guess this is the reason) The allowtaskreparenting attribute of the activity is true by default and enters the background, when a task with the same affinity as it enters the foreground, it reselect the host and enters the foreground task. So I guess that's why Google won't allow you to create a new task without assigning kinship.