Even worse, there's no way of specifying constraints for these broadcasts. That problem is increased when those background threads are listening for frequently sent broadcasts (like _CHANGE and _PICTURE etc.). Running services in the background is very expensive for the battery life of the device, which is especially harmful when they're not actually doing any work that's required for the user. The only condition is that you must have Google Play services installed on the device to work with this API. It provides a JobScheduler -compatible API that works on all recent versions of Android (API level 9+). The Firebase JobDispatcher is a library for scheduling background jobs in your Android app. Let’s explore this exciting API in detail. This tutorial will guide you in how to use the Firebase Job Dispatcher API which is compatible with the JobScheduler API for scheduling background jobs in your Android app.
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