Describe the bug
I've only gotten one report of this so far, so I'm not sure if it's a one-off device issue. But, I'm opening this to track this given the user provided a lot of good info.
Basically, (on older devices?) it seems like the ongoing service notification isn't being dismissed properly when the app is destroyed by swiping it away in the list of running apps. As a result, the notification stays active in the notification shade, and the "Stop" button isn't responsive. The only way to clear the notification is to go to system settings and "Force stop".
Describe the bug I've only gotten one report of this so far, so I'm not sure if it's a one-off device issue. But, I'm opening this to track this given the user provided a lot of good info.
Basically, (on older devices?) it seems like the ongoing service notification isn't being dismissed properly when the app is destroyed by swiping it away in the list of running apps. As a result, the notification stays active in the notification shade, and the "Stop" button isn't responsive. The only way to clear the notification is to go to system settings and "Force stop".
Here's a video showing it: https://youtu.be/_Yr3NIlmacA
I can't repro this on a Pixel 1 w/ Android 7.1 though.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior When app goes into the background and is killed the notification should disappear
Observed behavior The notification gets stuck at the top of the screen.
App, Device and Android version:
Galaxy S8 Active (SM-G892U) with Android 9