Things are different in iOS. Background execution is way more restricted than with Android. The Service concept does not exist, and we have a few moments that we can run code in background.
The majority of use cases are covered by UIBackgroundModes, where an application can define the supported background modes and then is allowed to run specific kinds of background execution. We can, for example, do the following:
- Have the Audio and AirPlay background mode that sets the app as capable of playing audible content to the user or recording audio while in the background.
- Receive location updates in background mode.
- Newsstand is a download mode, where the application can download and process magazine or newspaper content in the background.
Check the official background execution guide from the iOS documentation: https:/...
