You may also place two fingers on two adjacent cards you’d like to dismiss and then swipe up together. Drag the app’s preview card all the way up to close it.
Swipe horizontally to see all open, recently used apps and find the one you want to force close.From the iPhone Home Screen or from inside an app, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and hold.These steps apply to iPhone models with Face ID: iPhone X, XR, XS, 11, 12, and 13 series. How to force close apps on iPhone with Face ID That all being said, if the app isn’t working properly, hangs, doesn’t respond, or has any such problems, here are the steps to force quit it on any type of iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. If interested, have a look at both these articles. Also, it is worth noting that Apple semi-officially confirmed that force closing apps doesn’t extend the iPhone’s battery life. We have talked more about this topic and explained why force-quitting apps to save battery life is a terrible idea. But for productivity, browsers, music, and similar apps, I rarely force quit them. So after taking a ride, if I feel that I won’t be using it again today, I force close it. It would be best if you only force close the app when it’s unresponsive or you don’t need that app for a very long time.įor example, the Uber app on my phone has access to my location. 5) How to reopen a closed app on iPhone or iPad Should you force quit apps on iPhone and iPad?
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