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No. You need to have a foreground service with a partial lock.
link: There is no such term "stable service". If you want the connection to be kept active then you need to use a foreground service with a partial lock (P

Thanks roumei, it looks like I solved the sleep lock issue by changing where I start the service. I give a warning about battery usage in the app so I cover that. My thoughts that if someone is on a long ride in a car with this app running that a solution would be to plug it into the car's power sou
link: I use awake.KeepAlive in my hiking app to prevent the phone from going to sleep as long the map is shown and GPS is running: Dim awake As PhoneWakeSta
link: I have a question if my idea of an app is feasible. I want to obtain GPS coordinates continuously so that when driving a car at high speeds say 55 MPH

You should use a foreground service together with partial lock (PhoneWakeState). Otherwise the process will be killed while it is in the background.
link: You can call StartService during Activity_Create and from now on work with the service module. A good design is to make the activity fetch the require

Then you're back with creating a foreground service that may still be killed. There are partial solutions to this issue (getting killed) such as enabling partial lock, turning off battery optimization and every time your app goes in the background setting a timer (min 15 minutes) to start the servic
link: Wait For Activity_PermissionResult (Permission As String, Result As Boolean) If Result Then StartService("" ) Else ToastMessag
link: But the service that you are trying to run in the "background" needs to show a notification in order to run. Therefore it's a foreground service (the

1. Make the service a foreground service. 2. Acquire a partial lock with PhoneWakeState. Example: Background location tracking

It is possible. You need to have a foreground service with a partial lock (PhoneWakeState).
link: Two suggestions: A) Go to the Settings>Applications and set your app to be excluded from the power settings B) Use StartServiceAt in End of service s
link: I manage it to work, but only works when the phone is charging, if the phone is not charging, after few minutes or secs the foreground service stops e

You should use both a foreground service and a partial lock if you want to prevent the CPU from sleeping.
link: Mmmm... after some time working on this today, I have noticed that sometime my service will pause for maybe 1-2 mins before resuming, is hooking a ser

It doesn't matter. Foreground service > sticky service. I guess that Huawei decided to ignore the partial lock.
link: You read my mind, I tested that, I put the "partial lock" inside of the service, but when the phone goes to sleep, the service goes to pause. an
link: PS: I noticed the service is paused when the Huawei go to sleep. However with the Foreground service works fine when the phone keeps awake. so it i

You should use a foreground service with a partial lock (PhoneWakeState). Why? What happens?

Are you using a foreground service with a partial lock?
link: Yes! Just done... but nothing... phone seems dead when the screen goes off, even the debugger does not receive any information, as I wrote before I'v

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