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I want to develop an application where i want to free memory from other process that are currently running in my iOS device.
For me it is not possible as if iOS sandbox environment taken into consideration also it should not be a jailbreak device.I also know about memory management principle of cocoa touch.
But there are some application present in app store which claim to do this task.So is it possible to do so?
The apps on the Store that claim to “free memory” probably do so by consuming increasing amounts of memory themselves until the system starts killing off background processes. They all work the same way, because of the sandbox—why bother duplicating that?