Huge battery drain, Android will kill your service after it thinks it should (unless you’re rooted or give the app a special permission which will be revoked at random times) and it’s slower.
You generally want stability out of hosting a service and Android has a hostile environment for apps to run in by design to save battery.
As the other person said, you can but you shouldn’t.
why not?
Huge battery drain, Android will kill your service after it thinks it should (unless you’re rooted or give the app a special permission which will be revoked at random times) and it’s slower.
You generally want stability out of hosting a service and Android has a hostile environment for apps to run in by design to save battery.