Android 12 copies a great feature from iOS. It will please most users
Android 11 has barely gotten into most phones, and yet there is speculation about what the next version of the most popular mobile system will offer. Following the example of Apple, Android 12 will offer a function hibernation. So what is it all about?
Android 12 and hibernation
Probably every one of us has applications on our phone that we use daily. In particular, these are various messengers, social networks, streaming platforms such as Netflix or Spotify and the like. But then we have the phone a lot of applications that we use only a few times a year. In our case, these are, for example, applications such as Bolt (when we are in Prague, which is usually a few times a year) Photoshop Express or IDOS Timetables, because we also take the bus 2-5 times a year. Apple’s iOS system can make that application you don’t use that often deleted, the icon will remain on your desktop, but you will need to download it to use it again.
It can save a lot of space in particular users who have a phone with little storage and handles every GB. The same function should be obtained by other versions of Android, as the user luca020400 pointed out on the XDA forums. So, for example, if you only have 32 GB of memory, this feature can be very useful.
