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How to Close Apps on an Apple TV

By Matthew Lynch
June 13, 2023
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The Apple TV is a powerful multimedia device that provides a wide range of entertainment options for its users. It allows you to stream content from various apps and services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video. With the ability to multitask, the Apple TV gives you the ability to run multiple apps simultaneously, all while navigating around the various menus and screens. While this feature can be convenient, it can also eat up a lot of resources and hinder the performance of your device. To ensure that your Apple TV is running smoothly, it is important to learn how to close apps that you are no longer using.

Here’s how to close apps on your Apple TV:

  1. Press the Home button twice on your Apple TV remote control. This will bring up the App Switcher, which displays all the apps that are currently running in the background.
  2. Use the trackpad on your remote to swipe left or right to switch between the open apps. You will see a preview of each app as you swipe.
  3. Once you have found the app you want to close, swipe up on the trackpad. This will force the app to close and free up resources on your Apple TV.
  4. Repeat this process for any other apps that you want to close.
  5. When you have finished closing your apps, press the Home button again to exit the App Switcher and return to the home screen.

It is important to note that closing apps on the Apple TV is different than on an iPhone or iPad. Unlike the iOS devices, closing apps on the Apple TV does not necessarily save battery life or improve performance over time. However, it can help free up resources and reduce memory usage, which can lead to improved performance in the short term.

 

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