Actually, I have a service that runs in activity, and continues to work after its destruction. During the destruction of the activity, the service is restarted. If I understand correctly, to start the Service immediately outside the UI stream, you must declare in the manifest android:process="my.own.ProcessName" , but this does not work. What am I doing wrong? Or maybe use IntentService . Does it immediately start in a new thread?

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    Just run IntentService - this is a special version of Service that runs in its thread (not in the UI) and does not bother anyone.

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