Both Android and iOS manage the active applications in memory.  Even if you have a 128Gb phone, not all of it is allocated to actively running programs.  Most of it is used to store programs and their data BUT NOT RUN THEM. When your active program memory starts to run low, the operating system (Android/iOS) starts to put applications into hibernation - essentially shutting them down.  It starts with background apps because they are... well... running in the background. When a tracking app gets put into hibernation, it stops tracking you!   We were frustrated with the other tracking apps missing trips... and it was because they were put to sleep by the operating system!    MyRideTrac gives you a choice to close apps before the operating system does.  That…