Task Cancelled
Asked on 2025-10-11
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It seems like your question is off-topic. However, I can provide information about how Apple handles task cancellation in their systems, as discussed in the WWDC sessions.
In the session titled "Finish tasks in the background" from WWDC 2025, Apple emphasizes the importance of user control over tasks. Users can cancel tasks at any time, which is crucial for maintaining a good user experience. Tasks should always start with an explicit action from the user, such as a button tap or gesture, to ensure that users understand the task's goal and progress. Automatic tasks, like maintenance backups, should be avoided as they might lead to unexpected cancellations. For more details, you can refer to the session Finish tasks in the background.
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