Save pedometer values when memory is low #5
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January 11, 2016 22:49
If android is encountering a low memory situation, save the current pedometer counts. It is possible for Android to kill the app and restart it later when memory is available. Unless the pedometer values are saved, they will be lost.
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When Android experiences memory pressure it will let applications know. After this notification, Android may choose to kill applications to free up memory.
If this app receives a low memory callback, save current pedometer values so that progress is not lost. When the app is relaunched, either automatically when memory pressure is relieved or when it is manually opened, the most recent values will be loaded.