Why disable the onDestroy Service?

Question

I saw that it is mentioned in many sources that if Activity binds a service, it should cancel it onDestroy. What for? Since the action is destroyed, it looks like the service will still be disabled. If it was "launched" - it does not matter. And if it was automatically started by activity - it will still close if others do not bind it.

So why untie it?

Answer 1

Actions must handle configuration changes, for example, when the screen is rotated or the user changes locales, or the device enters night mode.

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