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How to Close Apps on the iPhone 12

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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The iPhone 12 is one of the newest and most advanced smartphones available in the market. It is packed with features and functionalities that help users perform their daily tasks with ease. Despite its advanced features, many users still find it challenging to close apps on their iPhone 12. In this article, we’ll explain the step-by-step process of closing apps on your iPhone 12.

What are Apps?

Apps are software applications that are run on smartphones to perform specific functions. These apps can be games, social media apps, messaging apps, or any other app that helps you perform a task or function. When you move from one app to another, the previous app remains open, and its contents remain active in RAM. This can cause your device to slow down, and you may experience lagging issues. To prevent this, you must close apps that you are no longer using.

Steps to close apps on the iPhone 12

Closing apps on your iPhone 12 is quite simple, and the process may vary slightly depending on your iOS version or iPhone 12 model. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Swipe up from the bottom of the screen: On your screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and hold for a moment until you see the app switcher screen.

2. Locate the app you want to close: On the app switcher screen, you’ll see all the apps currently running on your device. Locate the app you want to close.

3. Swipe up the app to close it: Once you’ve located the app you want to close, swipe up on the app’s preview window, and the app will be closed.

4. Swipe left or right to close multiple apps: If you have multiple apps you want to close, simply swipe left or right to navigate between them and follow step 2 and 3 above to close them.

5. Exit the app switcher: To exit the app switcher, swipe down on the screen or tap on the Home Button. You’ll be returned to the Home Screen, and your app will be closed.

Note: Generally, it is not necessary to close apps on an iPhone 12 unless they are causing issues. Apple iPhones are optimized to handle multiple apps being open without lagging.

Conclusion

Closing apps on iPhone 12 is simple and straightforward, and it helps prevent lagging issues and prolongs battery life. It’s particularly important to close apps that are causing your phone to slow down or malfunction. With the steps above, you can quickly and easily close apps on your iPhone 12.

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