How to completely shut down
How to shut down apps that are hiding in the background?
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marjoriefrommiami wrote:
But could you tell me please what I would call this
I don’t know what “this” means.
- Too many open apps
- Frozen iPhone
- Force restarting iPhone (the process you presumably executed)
That is just where I want to be, but it seems to be frozen I can find all the apps stacked up but if I touch one nothing happens; how to repair this is one question. And the next question is what do you call this process?
Try this.
Did you get the reply I sent you?
marjoriefrommiami wrote:
Did you get the reply I sent you?
We don’t hang around here like a chat room. We are volunteers answering technical questions at our discretion.
Shutting down and restarted fixed my problem, thank you very much. But could you tell me please what I would call this if I had to describe it to one of my grandchildren.
Too many frozen apps
marjoriefrommiami wrote:
Too many frozen apps
There you go. Use that phrase.
Enjoy your Apple gear.
How to completely shut down