After logging in to the main App, turn on screen recording, then switch to the interface of another App to perform operations. After about ten-odd minutes, when returning to the main App, it was found that the app was forcefully quit by the system, and subsequent operations could not be carried out.
We need to be clear about terminology. You wrote:
it was found that the app was forcefully quit by the system
Force quit isn’t really a term of iOS, but most folks use it to mean that the user removed the app from the multitasking UI by swiping up. That’s not what’s happening here.
Rather, it sounds like:
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The user moved your app to the background.
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Shortly thereafter, the system suspended it.
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After a while the system starting running short on memory, and so it terminated your app.
This is expected behaviour on most Apple platforms (everything except macOS). Your app is expected to handle it properly.
subsequent operations could not be carried out.
Can you elaborate on what those operations were?
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