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I just want to ask a small question. How long my application will be stored in background before Android kill it automatically. And, will be onDestroy() event fired when it happens?
Thank you!
As explained in the Activity Lifecycle onDestroy() is called when “The activity is finishing or being destroyed by the system” That means that you either manually call finish() in your code, or the phone’s system needs the resources occupied by your app. When this happens(for example when another app needs those resources) the OS will call onDestroy() on your app.