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    <p>I am not sure which 'Task Manager' you are referring to as different ones would act differently, so I am basing my answer on the action when the user goes to Settings-->manage Applications and--> force stops the app the way android has given him. <p> Assuming that your service is running as part of the process and if the user force-stops your process, you are prevented from <em>ever</em> running the service again until the user <strong>manually</strong> launches you.This is especially valid from <strong>3.0 and above</strong> version ( check for yours). It also seems logical when you think that there is an app which keeps a service started all the time and is annoying the user in some way. So when the user orders a hit ( :) force-stops) on the app, it <strong>should not restart</strong> the service to continue bugging the user.<p>For instance, Imagine what would happen if you could create apps which just ate at your processor time by holding a wake lock, and you couldn't kill them. This would be horrible and a huge security disaster. <p> So, you <strong>will not</strong> be able to restart your service by any means until the user launches one of your activities.<p></p> <p><p> Also you cannot disable the force-stop button AFAIK. You should take the viewpoint that nothing on the device is yours to control besides your app and (to a limited extent) the resources to which you're granted access. <p> Finnally, even the gtalk app will bend to your will if you desire to force stop. It will start only when you use Gtalk or other apps which use the gtalk service such as PUSH Gmail ( for phones where gtalk isnt a part of firmware). Also take a look at <strong>Android C2DM</strong> here:</p> <p><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/a/11238779/1218762">https://stackoverflow.com/a/11238779/1218762</a></p>
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    1. COYou make great points, but I don't really get how its not possible. In 4.0 (ICS), Google's calendar app still activates notifications even when I force close it. I would also like to know how to accomplish this. Any ideas?
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    2. CO@Andy Have you maybe found out anything? I am also looking for a way to start my alarm application after it is force stopped. Example of application that can do that succesfully would be Alarm Clock Xtreme
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    3. COsome apps have different level of system permissions. google calendar would be a part of firmware or have that permission. It is different from other apps by way of its certificate and permissions
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