Apps un memory in iphone 5s has to be deleted twice
We have an iPhone 5s IOS version 8.1.2. When we delete all the apps open and reset the unit, the apps still in memory. We proceed to delete a second time and it works.
How can we delete the first time and have deleted?
How can we delete the first time and have deleted?
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Could you describe this in a step by step way please.
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we double-click home button and the apps appear (see below)
We then swipe up to delete them from memory.
When we reset the unit, that apps are there again as if we never deleted them.
If we delete them a second time, they get deleted,
We then swipe up to delete them from memory.
When we reset the unit, that apps are there again as if we never deleted them.
If we delete them a second time, they get deleted,
Okay, now I understand what you mean with "delete the app"
Remains, what exactly you mean by this:
>> When we reset the unit
Remains, what exactly you mean by this:
>> When we reset the unit
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reset = turn off and on or hold the Home button and the on/off button to restart the unit.
Strange. Could it be that you turned off/on your phone too soon after having "deleted" the app?
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No.
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We have a problem with our iPhone 5s. When we delete from memory running apps (double-click Home button and swipe-up the apps to delete them from memory) and turned off the unit then turn it on again, we notice the the apps are still running in the background.
How can we make the unit delete the running apps in the background the first time around?
How can we make the unit delete the running apps in the background the first time around?
I'm New to the iPhone but did encounter the same issue and turned off in settings the background refreshing process. I'm seeing added benefits from that choice because the battery life seems improved as well. My iOS is updated
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ok will try
Tried also and it made a difference here.
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worked, so the problem is that option that keeps in open even though it has been deleted from memory.
But this shouldn't be the norm for deleting the apps in memory (we need to have this option on).
But this shouldn't be the norm for deleting the apps in memory (we need to have this option on).
I surely agree. Perhaps a script could do this but no idea.
It seems like some remedy should exist beyond needing users to frequently deal with settings issues.
It seems like some remedy should exist beyond needing users to frequently deal with settings issues.
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Thanx for your input. We'll wait for another EE observation.
Thanx!
Thanx!
Hey, I had this happen to me before on 8.1.3 I'm not seeing it anymore - try closing out apps 1 by 1 if you close them all they don't all close sometimes.
There's no settings that controls this if after you tried updating that doesn't work do a back set up your phone as new and restore the apps and phone numbers and try again.
There's no settings that controls this if after you tried updating that doesn't work do a back set up your phone as new and restore the apps and phone numbers and try again.
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Before placing the question we did exactly; full restore. And also a reset & backup-restore. Non worked. Yest AstaCu recommendation permits us delete the first time of stead various. The problem we have with that is by disabling the "Background", apps that needs will not work. There is not a lot of info regarding this issue in the net, so we are trying EE for an explanation.
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Update:
Unfortunately, even with Background off, it still display the task after reset even though we deleted it.
Unfortunately, even with Background off, it still display the task after reset even though we deleted it.
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We want to know if the following problem is a bug in the latest iOS (version 8.1.2) of the iPhone (we have iPhone 6) or is there a solution we can apply to solve it. Here is the problem:
When we delete all opened apps that are in the memory of the iPhone (by double-click home button and slide-up the apps) and then perform a "restart" of the device, we noticed that the apps are still opened when we get the Home screen.
We have to delete the apps again until several times until when finally restarting the iphone, it has no opened apps in memory.
This is frustrating.
Is there a way we delete from the memory teh opened apps the first time?
Please advice.
We have to delete the apps again until several times until when finally restarting the iphone, it has no opened apps in memory.
This is frustrating.
Is there a way we delete from the memory teh opened apps the first time?
Please advice.
When you double-click the home button, it reveals a "recent apps" list. The apps listed aren't necessarily still running in the background, or still in memory. The pic is just a screencap of the last state the app was in before you switched away.
From:
http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/apps-webpages-always-reload-multi-tasking-ipad-2/
So with Background off, the apps in that list are not running, and they may not even still be in memory.
"Recent Apps" isn't a Task Killer like in Windows or OS X.
See more info here:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202070
http://www.howtogeek.com/204552/no-closing-background-apps-on-your-iphone-or-ipad-wont-make-it-faster/
From:
http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/apps-webpages-always-reload-multi-tasking-ipad-2/
Actually there is no real multi-tasking in iOS. When you switch to another App the current one goes in the background and enters a suspended state. Basically they are Foreground active > Background > Suspended, and that happens within seconds. Depending on what else you have open or are using ‘now’ iOS may also unload the App from it’s memory to free that up.
So with Background off, the apps in that list are not running, and they may not even still be in memory.
"Recent Apps" isn't a Task Killer like in Windows or OS X.
See more info here:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202070
http://www.howtogeek.com/204552/no-closing-background-apps-on-your-iphone-or-ipad-wont-make-it-faster/
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Thougj seme Good info probidad, but when cross-reference with Apple link couldn't find said reference to "screen are just screencap" and also it says there is mutitasking year the makeuseof says there no real multitasking. So we are kind of confuse on this.
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I am sorry that I cannot add more insight but it looks like you're in excellent hands.
I do notice that when I click Safari many open tabs for background updates are still there as tabs and I close them but that's really all I can add good luck
I do notice that when I click Safari many open tabs for background updates are still there as tabs and I close them but that's really all I can add good luck
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marsilies, thanx for the info, really helpful. Based in this, the conclusion has to be not to worry about this process of closing apps since they are not really there in memory in the iPhone; so there is no need to do so. Is this a safe assumption?
Yes, you don't need to worry about "closing" apps as iOS takes care of the app and memory management. If you've turned off "background" the apps in the list aren't running, and thus the list is just showing recently used apps, not apps that are running.
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Thanx!