Common mistakes when working with Foreground services?

Foreground services in Android are used to perform tasks that are noticeable to the user and must keep running even under low memory conditions. However, developers often make common mistakes that can lead to poor app performance or a bad user experience.
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        // Example of a common mistake: Not properly managing the lifecycle of a foreground service.
        public class MyForegroundService extends Service {
            @Override
            public int onStartCommand(Intent intent, int flags, int startId) {
                // Create and start the foreground service
                Notification notification = createNotification();
                startForeground(1, notification);
                
                // Common mistake: The service runs indefinitely without stopping
                return START_STICKY; // This can lead to unwanted resource usage
            }

            @Override
            public void onDestroy() {
                super.onDestroy();
                // Clean up resources properly when service is destroyed
            }
        }
        

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