Re: Wait, there's no way to kill the foreground app in Android?
I meant to say "there's no way to kill a misbehaving foreground app in Android?" Obviously you can kill the foreground app, but if it locks up, it sounds like there can be problems being able to kill it. Is that the case or not? Not trying to start an Android vs iPhone war, just curious as a non-Android user if this "panic mode" the article refers to is something actually needed or superfluous?
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