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If I open an external app and return to the first app, I will have a white screen. No lifecycle events are triggered.
When I push the back button I will be brought to the login screen. App doesn't fully crash as the debugger stays attached. But no errors are shown

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This issue comes only in ios 11.2.1.

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Working with ionic app for IOS, I am facing one issue is that, when the app is open and then I click the home button of ios device. So then app is in background but after few seconds (may be after ~30 sec). I am trying to open the app from task manager that time on ios app shows me white screen.
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This bug can be reproduced using the soundcloud app.
download the soundcloud app onto an ios8 device and launch the app
minimize the app by pressing the home button and launch safari
google search "soundcloud hardwell"
click on a search result that will send you to soundcloud.com
at the top of the page should be a button "Listen on SoundCloud iOS", click it
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The other functions of going out of the app and becoming active again does not "activate" the splash screen. For example, going out of the app into an external website, phone map or another application and coming back into the app will show user the previous state and does not show the splash screen.
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Workaround
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You see?. The left screen is how your launch image should look.
Check this Apple documentation iOS Human Interface guidelines to understand this subject.
Good luck!

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