Backgroundload
Backgroundload refers to the process of tasks or operations being performed by a computer system or application without direct user interaction or in a way that does not significantly impede the user's foreground activities. This can encompass a wide range of operations, from system maintenance and data synchronization to content prefetching and application updates. The primary goal of background loading is to enhance user experience by ensuring that essential tasks are completed efficiently and that applications are ready for use when needed, without interrupting the user's current workflow.
Examples of background loading include operating system updates downloading and installing in the background, cloud storage