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Question: Difference Between finish() and stop()?
See original GitHub issueWhat’s the difference between BackgroundFetch.finish() and BackgroundFetch.stop()? It’s not super clear from the documentation. It just suggests that we should call finish() when we’re completed the task, but stop() seems to be doing the same thing.
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No. This API is a black box with an ON/OFF switch. Apple has a secret algorithm and they don’t share any details about it.
Sorry another question, is there a possible period reference on how long will the app stop running the task within the given interval if the app is on background for a very long time (more than 12 hours)?