Power management for third-party ROMs

Power management for third-party ROMs

Many of Andorid's ROMs have been customized by third-party vendors, leading to the discovery of many of the battery management standards that are not found on Android.

Self-booting:

Meizu FlyMe 4.5.7 and MIUI 7 have a self-initiated management, and if your app is not on the list, it's extremely easy to recover memory from kill. Once the whitelist is added, the system will allow you to remain in the background after hibernation, and the slide kill app is invalid or automatically restarted.

MIUI 6/7 "hidden mode"

Only whitelisted apps can access the network and other resources in the background, which can cause your app to use the push service even if it's on the whitelist.

Of course, QQ, such as the default is the white list. However, this to our common app, will lead to push the problem of not timely, we need to test each custom ROM, to ensure that our app is not custom ROM killed and do not know what the situation.

Power management for third-party ROMs