Is it possible to eliminate the onStop method call in an Activity during its lifecycle?

The onStop() method in the Activity lifecycle is called by the Android system when the Activity is no longer visible to the user (for example, when transitioning to another Activity or when minimizing the app). This call is part of the standard lifecycle and cannot be completely eliminated or canceled.

However, you can minimize the execution time of code in onStop() or change the logic to avoid performing heavy operations. But the fact of calling onStop() is guaranteed by the system and depends on the state of the Activity.

If you want the Activity not to transition to the stopped state, you can use flags or methods, for example, launching the Activity in dialog mode or using onPause() to handle part of the logic, but completely avoiding the call to onStop() is not possible.