Originally Posted by
le10 I'm the OP. The issue is much less prevalent on Android because apps can do things like persistent notifications to tell the OS not to kill the app. @Ledsteplin, it is an issue. The whole point is it is a communication app and needs to be kept alive.
Just keep unimportant apps swiped out of multitasking. Then it won't happen.
How do you know the app is being killed? Here's some info on how multitasking works.
http://www.tested.com/tech/ios/3389-...ry-management/
You can't compare how iOS manages RAM with Android. They don't work the same way.