Since we're now a background app, we'll use a lot of unnecessary data and cycles if we continue to sync with the database while the app is in the background. So we need to turn that off and then back on again once we come to the foreground. Relevant code is in Home.js but I couldn't grok it at a glance.
Since we're now a background app, we'll use a lot of unnecessary data and cycles if we continue to sync with the database while the app is in the background. So we need to turn that off and then back on again once we come to the foreground. Relevant code is in Home.js but I couldn't grok it at a glance.