How to prevent Android displaying app stopped message -

android kill service when memory not enough.

like this:

i know can use foreground service prohibit android kill service

public class myservice extends service {     @override     public ibinder onbind(intent intent) {         return null;     }      @override     public void oncreate() {         super.oncreate();         try {             notification notification = new notification(r.mipmap.ic_launcher,"this service", system.currenttimemillis());              intent intent = new intent(this, mainactivity.class);             pendingintent contentintent = pendingintent.getactivity(this, 0,intent , 0);             notification.setlatesteventinfo(this, "myapp", "myservice", contentintent);             notification.flags =notification.flag_auto_cancel;             startforeground(123,notification);         }         catch(exception e)         {             stopself();         }      }      @override     public void ondestroy() {         super.ondestroy();         stopforeground(true);     }      @override     public int onstartcommand(intent intent, int flags, int startid) {         return super.onstartcommand(intent, flags, startid);     } } 

but display notification on screen

i rather kill service display notification, don't want display stopped message.

i found app, can display no message when android kills it.

e.g. screen dimmer

how can prohibit android display app stopped message?

check this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/32229266/2965799

according have used following code handle exception. wanted display message added own message if use answer there no messages.

    thread.setdefaultuncaughtexceptionhandler(new thread.uncaughtexceptionhandler() {         @override         public void uncaughtexception(thread paramthread, throwable paramthrowable) {              new thread() {                 @override                 public void run() {                     looper.prepare();                     toast.maketext(getactivity(),"your message", toast.length_long).show();                     looper.loop();                 }             }.start();             try             {                 thread.sleep(4000); // let toast display before app shutdown             }             catch (interruptedexception e) {    }             system.exit(2);         }     });