The new Google mobile operating system Android Lollipop 5.1 showed a memory leak issue. When Google released Android 5.0.1, too many users who installed the update began to complain that their devices are using a lot of RAM even when their applications were shut down.
The problem already referred to AOSP issue tracker, but it was not fixed in the latest version of Android. If you own one devices Nexus that installed the Android 5.1 Lollipop update recently, you may have noticed that the new OS is still affected by this issue.
The good news is a few days ago, Google has managed to correct this issue. Posting-reporting the problem to the AOSP issue tracker forum on the grounds that the topic has been internally defined but there is no timing for the release of a public patch.
"This has been fixed internally. We do not currently have a timeline for public release. "
Unfortunately, Android updates are a known problem. But Google has confirmed that the fix for the problem should be included in its next update software of. The Android Lollipop 5.1.1, or as Google calls it, will definitely fix the issue of memory leakage. Until then, everyone using Android 5.0.1 or higher will continue to be affected by it.
