On November 1, in response to the frequent background killing problems of IOS 13.2 system, wechat team announced today: Dear users, upgrading to IOS 13.2 may cause the app (such as wechat) to be closed by the system after returning to the mobile desktop or locking the screen, and the app needs to be restarted next time it is opened. It is recommended not to upgrade the IOS version first, or wait patiently for the problem to be fixed. Thank you for your support and understanding!
Apple yesterday released a new IOS 13.2 system, which was just updated and soon pushed to the air. Users of the update said that IOS 13.2 "killed the backstage" was too serious.
The so-called background killing is that Apple system will shut down the app that users do not use temporarily. When users use it again, they need to restart the app. In previous versions of IOS, this kind of situation is not much.
According to the feedback from users on social networks, not only are major domestic mainstream apps popular, but also foreign applications such as YouTube are frequently reloaded, and not only exist in Apple products with small memory, but also the latest iPhone 11 and 11 Pro released by apple.
Because wechat can be said to be one of the most frequently used applications by users every day, this frequent 'killing the background' problem is particularly obvious. Some users complained that after upgrading IOS 13.2, they saw the earth n times a day (wechat startup interface).