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How to Force-Quit or Close an iPad App

By Matthew Lynch
June 3, 2023
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As an iPad user, chances are that you may come across an app that freezes or stops responding. When this happens, your only option is to force-quit the app. This process terminates the app, eliminating any issues that might be preventing it from functioning correctly.

In this article, we’ll look at how to force-quit an iPad app in a few easy steps.

Step 1: Swipe Up from the Bottom of the Screen

To force-quit an app, start by swiping up from the bottom of the screen. Doing this opens the app switcher. Here, you can see all the apps that are currently open on your device.

Step 2: Navigate to the App to Force-Quit

Use your finger to swipe left or right through the apps until you locate the one that’s causing problems. Once you’ve located the app, tap and hold its preview window until the red minus sign appears on the top left corner of the app icon.

Step 3: Force-Quit the App

Finally, tap the red minus sign. Doing this will force-quit the app, closing it completely. You can now open the app again and start using it afresh.

One important thing to note is that force-quitting an app doesn’t delete any of the data stored within it. This means you won’t lose any unsaved work when you force-quit an app. Additionally, force-quitting an app shouldn’t harm your device in any way.

Conclusion

When an iPad app freezes or stops responding, force-quitting is the simplest way to eliminate the problem. It only takes a few steps, and anyone can do it. Knowing how to force-quit an app ensures that your device continues to function optimally and that you get the most out of your iPad experience.

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