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| @"finishTaskUnbounded"
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| @"continuous"
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Revision as of 12:18, 28 September 2014

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BKSProcessAssertion is a class in BackBoardServices.framework. As described by Adam Bell, "This class allows you to give a certain application permissions to stay alive and not be killed by watchdog."

Methods

Signature -(NSString*)NameForReason:(NSUInteger)reason;
Available in 6.0–
Reason Result
0 @"none"
1 @"audio"
2 @"location"
3 @"external-accessory"
4 @"finishTask"
5 @"bluetooth"
6 @"networkAuthentication"
7 @"backgroundUI"
8 @"interAppAudioStreaming"
9 @"viewServices"
10 @"newsstandDownload"
11 @"backgroundDownload"
Other (12+) @"Unknown"
10000 @"activation"
10001 @"suspend"
10002 @"transientWakeup"
10003 @"voip"
10004 @"finishTaskUnbounded"
10005 @"continuous"
10006 @"backgroundContentFetching"
Other (10006+) @"Unknown"

References