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Not really. The Foreground Service plugin simply starts a foreground service. This can be helpful in some situations, but if you want to make sure that your code continues to run, you have to run it natively in the foreground service. We do this in the Bluetooth Low Energy plugin, for example, to ensure that connections are maintained in the background.

No, unfortunately the blog post does not exist yet.

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