Please explain what is a sticky intent?
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Answer / Kuldeep Malik
A Sticky Intent is an Android Intent that remains in the system after it has been broadcasted, waiting for an activity to be launched or resumed. Unlike normal intents, sticky intents will not be destroyed when there are no active components to handle them. Instead, they persist and can be reused by any component that filters on their action.
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