How do you force close apps while on the phone?

Just because you don’t think people should force close apps doesn’t mean others have to think that way. I’ve force closed apps for years whenever I don’t use them and haven’t had any issues. I don’t remember not being able to force close apps on other versions of iOS during phone calls, but it should be an available feature.

What does it say in the users manual and is that really something you must do?

SWAGNATIONS wrote:

I believe they do things if the majority of customers want them to be done.

Ha! No, usually they do things the way Apple wants them done.

It’s a glitch bud.

Same here. Sometimes I am able to close them, and other times it won’t let me. On my husband’s phone it always lets him close them out.

It sounds like a glitch because it is.

Every app that uses data, and is open in the background, will continue to use data; whether background app refresh is on, or not.

I would like to believe you, but I support a product that reads, and manages internet usage. As long as an app is not force-closed, it will continue to ping its servers.

I believe they do things if the majority of customers want them to be done. I’m not saying a majority want this feature. I’m just going to continue to swipe up on apps I’m not using because I feel more organized that way.

I’m on the phone right now and I was able to close some apps. Tried again a few minutes later and it wouldn’t let me. That sounds like a glitch.

If that were true, they wouldn’t have such a large customer base.

Well, bully for them.